A few years ago Nirvan Mullick walked into an auto shop in East L.A. and found a lot more than a steering wheel for his Toyota. He found a nine year old named Caine who’s love for the idea of an arcade and all the components involved drove him to build an arcade made of cardboard boxes and other things he found in his father’s shop. A short film by Mullick about Caine’s experience started a nationwide phenomenon inspiring the world to be more creative in the next generation’s learning experience. I think that Caine’s experience spoke to me and is relevant to life and education today for many reasons.
I think that we can learn about educational techniques from Caine’s experience. Caine learned about mathematics and entrepreneurship. He learned
I think that we can learn about educational techniques from Caine’s experience. Caine learned about mathematics and entrepreneurship. He learned