A Maths Puzzle
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The words you use can have a tremendous affect on how we view something.
Do you notice how when a child is given maths homework that the written questions are often called ‘problems’.
How do you feel when you think of a problem?
It is something that you think of as an easy thing to deal with or do you think of a problem as being difficult, an obstacle to be overcome?
A friend of mine asked my advice because he could not motivate his son to do any maths problems at home. After talking to his son I told him that the ‘problem’ is in fact the ‘problem’. The problem was the use of the words ‘maths problems’ and that there was an easy way to motivate his son to enjoy and do maths. Here is what I did.
Here is a simple technique for your child to use to learn their 9 x tables.
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Tags: children, Learning, Maths, Multiplication