The Dad Bros Show welcomes a special guest, Stephen Reid from Immersive Minds. He has made the trek across the Atlantic from Scotland to sit in studio and speak about using technology to help educate children. The majority of questions center around how games such as Minecraft, Little Big Planet, Sim City and more can be tools for teaching children history, science and math. The Immersive Minds strategies are being implemented in a growing number classrooms around the world.
If you’d like to learn more you can go to ImmersiveMinds.com or follow Stephen on Twitter @ImmersiveMind
Stephen also brought the gift of the Double Decker and some calls come into (844) DAD-TALK.
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