Today we’re having our (math) coffee break with Andrés: “I am Colombian, French, and I totally deserve an Italian passeport, after so many years going to Milan for work, so many cappuccinos, so much drinking Piemont and Tuscany wine, so much laughing with Italian colleagues and friends, and the occasional inevitable suffering for the nazionale*… On...
Redooc is for teens that say: "I'm bad at math "I have no idea what this means!" "I'm never going to use this!" Redooc is created for all those who think: “…I’m never going to use math anyway!”, which follows and justifies “I don’t understand what math means!” … and is practically like saying “Math serves no purpose”. How...
Over my professional life, I hired many people. In many occasions, I had the last say as to the quality of the candidate. What was I after, during this final interview? Certainly not whether he / she was an expert in the field for which we were hiring. That, hopefully, we had understood already...
Redooc is for teens who say: "I'm bad at math!" "I have no idea what this means!" "I'm never going to use this!" Redooc is an edtech (education technology) & content provider that will help learn STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) subjects through games, starting from high school math (the base of all STEM subjects), through an...
2013 has been a busy year for us in Redooc, the year that saw our birth . We started with a hunch, an idea, involved many people to develop and shape the idea into a concrete project, we are now developing the technology and content , we are already piloting in a school and we...
Friday it has happened: for the first time Tarta went out of his den. A post written for Redooc is on the blog the 27Ora of the italian newspaper the Corriere della Sera. A great thrill to see published Maria Stella’s draw and Redooc’s brand as I really did not expect this! An expected emotion...
10.15 a.m. Class 5D. Math test. Two hours. Anxiety. Always the same show. Days and days before the test spent doing exercises with the nerd – the typical kind wearing glasses and a rhombus jumper- who tries to persuade all his friends that “knowing how to draw a function” won’t help them with the grocery...
