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Sports card explosion holds promise for keeping kids engaged in math

  • Written by John Holden, Assistant Professor of Legal Studies, Oklahoma State University
Sports card explosion holds promise for keeping kids engaged in mathSports trading cards can be used as teaching tools. Hyoung Chang/MediaNews Group/The Denver Post via Getty Images

When it comes to collecting sports cards, people often focus on the cards’ financial worth. And understandably so.

After all, when a small piece of cardboard that originally cost just dollars or even cents is suddenly worth more...

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