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Hot Wheels School Lessons Draw Raves and Criticism

Jul 7, 2015 at

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Mattel, the L.A. County-based toy maker, has a unique partnership with university education scholars to create math and science classroom lessons using their Hot Wheels cars. Teachers rave about how engaged kids are in learning with the toys. But the partnership is also raising eyebrows.

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Hot Wheels School Lessons Draw Raves and Criticism

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