an inspiring children’s book about applying a growth mindset to learning mathematics
A few nights ago, we were having dinner and my daughter said, “You know what’s weird? We learn about shapes in JK/SK [Junior and Senior Kindergarten], and then we learn about them again in grade one, and now I’m still learning about them in grade two!” …
This week I am featuring five board games/card games and describing how they contribute to your child’s math skills. The details listed can be applied to most other games with similar game play. The important thing to remember is to bring out any mathematical concept that arises during play and seize the opportunity to delve into it further! …
Everyone Can Learn Math is a children’s picture book about applying a growth mindset to learning math. Amy is a girl who thinks she is “not a math person,” but she learns through advice from her friends and teachers that she needs to work hard and struggle through math problems to get better at math. And that is O K A Y and N O R M A L. ..
We celebrate Christmas in our home and we’ve been incorporating math into all of our traditions this season. I’ve shared several ideas on my social media over the last few weeks and I’d like to collate a few ideas in today’s post. …
A little over three years ago, when my daughter was just three years old, we picked her up from school and she cried in the backseat, “No one in my class has curly hair except for me.” That was the last day I straightened my hair. …
I often encounter well-intentioned parents who want to expose their children to math, but they just don’t know how. I think this is because we think of math as the computations or algebra we learn in later years in school when, really, mathematical concepts begin much earlier. …
This may be a surprise, but my first memory of learning about an array is from when I learned to code when I was in university. As a mathematics major, we had to take two coding classes, but I ended up with a minor in computer science (as well as English) so I guess I liked it! …
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