Any location. Anytime. “We need to get kids out of school buildings and give them a chance to experience the world first-hand. » Learning is the only thing that has no restrictions. Despite your situation and circumstances, you are free to openly and actively seek out the learning opportunities that constantly manifest in the world around us. It doesn't matter if you're in class or at work, there's always a lesson to be learned. Often a lesson carries weight in both environments. They are just presented differently, for example the simple lesson of “2+2=4”. In the classroom, the student sat down with a pen and paper and then said, “Jonny has two apples. Alex, give him 2 more. How many apples does Johnny have now? It is up to the student to understand the basic concept that will be applied to many interactions throughout their life. On the other hand, at work, the employee is placed behind a cash register. He meets a customer whose total is $4, she pays $2 in cash and $2 on her card. Given this personal interaction with this basic concept, the game immediately understands that the customer has paid his debt and completes the transactions in both situations, the lesson is learned, the goal is based on the student's learning.