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Easy Math Enrichment For Busy Parents
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8201857943
- EAN9798201857943
- Date de parution23/01/2022
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurJL
Résumé
Small changes early can have a big impact later. Written by a math educator with over 15 years of experience helping students of many ages succeed in math, Easy Math Enrichment Vol 1 - Preschool is an easy-to-use resource for parents to help them focus their energies on building the early math skills that make a difference in long term learning. Included are activities that can be easily integrated into busy lives.
Kathy Stoughton has spent thousands of hours working one on one in person with students to better understand the issues impacting their success in math and designing strategies to help them. What she found was that for her students with math troubles, their problems started young. They didn't learn the right skills early on and if affected almost all their learning afterwards along with many of their life choices.
Now, as Auntie G 123, Kathy creates materials to help families build important skills.
Kathy Stoughton has spent thousands of hours working one on one in person with students to better understand the issues impacting their success in math and designing strategies to help them. What she found was that for her students with math troubles, their problems started young. They didn't learn the right skills early on and if affected almost all their learning afterwards along with many of their life choices.
Now, as Auntie G 123, Kathy creates materials to help families build important skills.
