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Do your kids hate math?
Many students fail to understand the value of math, and some grow to hate it. Want proof? Read genuine letters students wrote to math, compiled by the authors in this Dear Math book.
Discover the root of this problem.
15-year veteran math teacher, Sarah Strong, and her high school student, Gigi Butterfield, address concerns about negativity around teaching and learning math and why kids hate math (at least some of them).
Digging into the feelings math evoked in hundreds of middle and high school students-that math is unnecessary, oppressive, and intimidating-the authors explore ways to spin student expressions of problem-solving unworthiness into an antidote for their disdain for math.
Using Dear Math letters, as well as other teaching math tools in this book, you can help students build a healthy and whole relationship with their inner mathematician.
Learn how to use the most important skill of all-listening-to help students and teachers discover:
The empowerment of math The importance and usefulness of math How to help kids love math The beauty of mathematics in practice The journey from hatred of math, to appreciation of math and, in some cases, a lifelong relationship with math
What do letters to Math look like?
Read Dear Math today and uncover the feelings students are typically unwilling to share with teachers. And how to turn the negative into a positive.
