KenKen



**THINKK** **TM (T each, H elp , I nspire , N urture , K en K en ). ** This is an instruction-free method of training the brain. His materials, he says, enable children to build “their ability to think thoroughly about things, which cannot be developed through recently popular memorization calculations methods like Hyakumasu Keisan (Hundred-square calculations) and Indian two-digits multiplication tables.” The educational method is unusual. Why? Put simply, Miyamoto doesn’t teach. “Children are not taught or instructed,” he explains. “If you give children good educational materials, they will think, learn and grow on their own. They work in the same way as babies who naturally learn to stand up and start walking without actually being taught.” To read “Tetsuya Miyamoto Creates KenKen. Train Your Brain” (March 22, 2008), click for The Times website .

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