Dear Nick
I firmly agree with John Kennison.
Develop their basic arithmetic, geometry and algebra at this age while
boosting their basic mental computational abilities (mental maths) .
Develop their foundations / concepts firmly. All this should be done
in a way so that it is not imposed on the c
On Wed, Mar 30, 2016 at 01:13:32PM -0600, Nick Thompson wrote:
> Thanks, John,
>
> One would have thought that the word "expand" would have been a clue.
>
> What you describe seems a lot what they are doing in her school.
>
> So maybe I will leave it alone.
>
> I did fool around with "Alic
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Thanks, John,
One would have thought that the word "expand" would have been a clue.
What you describe seems a lot what they are doing in her school.
So maybe I will leave it alone.
I did fool around with "Alice" a bit. Have you ever known a child to run
with "Alice"?
Nick
Nicholas S
Nick,
Do NOT try to teach your 9 year old granddaughter calculus. Instead give her
challenging problems that can be solved by elementary methods. If you try to
teach her something she is not ready for, math will become a chore --possibly a
chore for which she is greatly praised, but still a cho
