Hedra42 on 20 January 2016
Maths, the notion that you can make things with other things, the idea of farming, teamwork, hand/eye co-ordination, creativity - the list goes on.
Minecraft is no good educationally if used in isolation, but is great as a tool to complement other methods of teaching.
It even improves vocabulary and conversational English, as I discovered when a language student stayed with us and played Minecraft with my kids.
