Remember math class? The classroom was filled with students slumped down in their seats, chins resting on their hands as they doodled away the 45 minutes you were there. It was boring! All you did was listen to the teacher drone on about mathematical formulas while scrawling numbers on the chalkboard. Teachers today have the tools to make math more engaging, but most are not aware of what those tools are. Here are five ways to make math more interesting and engaging for your students. #1 – Spin A Narrative Students respond more to storytelling than to bland, boring images drawn on the...
January 20, 2016
General children from any generations usually think that mathematics is a difficult subject and most of them failed on that subject. If the children face difficulty in math, parents usually hire a tutor to help them. However, hiring a tutor can be a wonderful or painful experience and also an expensive experience....
January 14, 2016
Learners who are intimidated by math often become disengaged in classes not because they lack the skills required to excel in the subject, but due to the lack of motivation to push through the challenges associated with it. Demotivation however, is something that can be tackled and overcome. An unreceptive learner can, with the right tutoring strategies, be motivated to delve into the subject that they once found too difficult to enjoy....
January 14, 2016
Parents commonly encourage teaching their children to read; however, it is quite rare to know that parents realize the importance of earlier math training. Most children from any generations generally terrify with this subject and see it as something very difficult. Actually, without we even realize, we use math, at least, the basic math, in everyday life such as counting, measuring, and so on. Therefore, it is important to develop the love of math in children because like it or not they are going to need math in their future life. Why is it matter? It is undeniable that children will...
January 14, 2016
In today’s competitive environment, those who major in a STEM field – science, technology, engineering, and mathematics – have exponentially better opportunities in life. If you want the best for your child, chances are you already have read up on the importance of childhood education. Early childhood education, in particular, has been shown to have a positive impact on a child’s ability to learn, tackle challenges, and creatively think later in life....
January 14, 2015