Speak Your Piece: New Math Doesn’t Add Up[imgbelt img=nal_cribbage041713c_10599727_8col.jpg]An engineer who grew up “old school” says math education isn’t a game. Or is it?Education By Nate Fischbach On Dec 26, 2013 Last updated Dec 26, 2013 “Fifteen, two. Fifteen, four.” Dante Gregg gets a little help with his cribbage hand while playing at the Northside Boys & Girls Club in St. Petersburg, Florida. Some schools and children’s groups teach cribbage as a way to improve math skills. 0 Share ga('send', 'event', 'author','article-view','Nate Fischbach', {nonInteraction: true}); By Nate FischbachEducationMust-Read 0 Share FacebookTwitterEmail Nate Fischbach1 posts 0 comments Prev PostLetter from Langdon: Telling the OutcastsNext Post Farm Policy Made the Republic: Now What? You might also like More from author Health How Telehealth Gives A Rural School More Mental Health Services Education Analysis: How to Raise Rural Participation Rate in 2020 Census Education Commentary: The Cost of Rural School Consolidation Education Online Portal Seeks to Decrease Rural Health ‘Philanthropy Gap’ Prev Next