18xx Teaching Notes – A Pullman for Teacher

28th September 2018 Off By Craig Taylor

 

1836jr, 1846 and a microphone walk into a bar...

Learning the way of the hexagon

With Craig’s handler away in sunnier climes, the roguish devil opines endlessly on the subject of teaching 18xx, under the supervision of guest host, Jon Cant.

The presenters discuss their observations on what makes teaching 18xx challenging, approaches that they’ve observed work and of course, those that don’t.

1836jr and 1846 are discussed as case studies, highlighting attributes which make them interesting candidates for teaching titles.

This is an EXTREMELY long episode, running to nearly two hours. We’ll forgive you if you chose not to suffer for that long.

 

 

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Board Game Geek Entry: 1836jr

Board Game Geek Entry: 1846

 

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About the author

Craig Taylor is a player of games, who thinks about inconsequential things far, far too much. With a vaguely personable attitude, dubious personal hygiene and the presence of mind to be cognisant of the later, he spends most of his time in darkened rooms, hoping to trap fellow ne’er do wells into playing train games with him. Craig posts his thoughts regarding (typically) inferior games on his personal blog, BoardCurious.com, where his waffle is endless and his insights idiotic. Feel free to contact him via email, secretly concealed at the end of each podcast or tweeter in his direction via the Twitter handle, @Board_Curious where all of his social media thingumys happen.

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