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In addition, the intensive utilization of financial, graphical, and statistical information in everyday magazines, and public media and debates demands increased quantitative literacy standards for efficient engagement in democratic community, (Russell, 1997).... The fundamental premises of this discussion is that mathematic curriculum in the United States is and has been undergoing drastic changes in the recent past and teachers must restructure the curriculum of mathematics in the United States - in terms of methods of teaching and the content of their teaching materials- to be competent and competitive in the modern world....
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For teachers to help their students overcome their problems with mathematics, reviewing such studies and implementing the suggested strategies is of the utmost importance.... here are strategies in teaching mathematics that may reduce some of the problems.... Mental mathematics, linking cubes, drawings, mental images, concrete materials, equations, base-ten blocks, computer programs can all be used with the goal of students to find the representations they personally can manipulate (physically and or mentally) with most ease and meaning....
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Some find mathematics education theoretical and not very realistic because they are not able to see the relevance of Mathematics in Everyday Life.... But some students find it interesting and relevant to their daily life and they are also able to achieve good results in their exams.... AREA OF INTERESTMy area of interest is developing mixed-ability students' interest in learning mathematics especially, the topic statistics for Upper Secondary Level....
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Following is an explanation of various approaches to teaching mathematics in schools.... "Mental mathematics: Teaching Integers" paper examines the main problem for math students which is the inability to represent or exemplify, their thinking.... Modern ways of teaching mathematics have been introduced to benefit both the teachers and the students.... This is observed that in most of cases even highly qualified individuals face difficulty in understanding mathematics and its laws....
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Mathematical Algorithms Overview The comprehensive study and areas of interest in discrete mathematics generally comprise the analysis and systematic study of algorithms, their efficiencies, and implementations in various fields of life.... This paper "Discrete mathematics and Mathematical Algorithms " analyses the main characteristics of discrete mathematics and mathematical algorithms.... Discrete mathematics is a section or element of mathematics that is concerned with the objects which are capable of assuming just divided, distinctive values....
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The problems discussed in the paper "Experiencing School mathematics" involve mathematical representation and vocabulary, parental influence, and ineffective class activities.... For teachers to help their students overcome their problems with mathematics, reviewing such studies and implementing the suggested strategies is of the utmost importance.... There are many psychological studies about children and adolescents' problems with mathematics....
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Asks questions that could be explored using mathematics in relation to Early Stage 1 content.... Combines separates and compares collections of objects, describes using everyday language, and records using informal methods.... Groups, shares, and counts collector of objects describes using everyday language and records using informal methods.... The author of the following paper "Teaching Primary mathematics" argues in a well-organized manner that as a group, the children should be able to work together in counting the numbers and as they perform the different group tasks....
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On the other hand, it is clear that the students have not experienced the differences in masses of the objects through the use of activities as suggested in the syllabus such as; trying to push, pull or lift objects, such activities will help them describe objects using everyday language and will lead them to ask questions about mass (NSW Board of Studies, 2002)....
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