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I wish American teachers could teach the reasoning behind math. I don't think most math teachers know themselfs though---even at some colleges. I don't think
by hellbannedguy 5y ago
I wish American teachers could teach the reasoning behind math.
I don't think most math teachers know themselfs though---even at some colleges.
I don't think I have even seen a math book that goes into depth on why a equation, or problem, is solved a certain way.
I would like to see most memorization in math, and most subjects nixed for good.
I have found, including myself, my early difficulties in math were due to just memorizing how to do a problem.
It wasen't until I started over (I went to a CC early. I hated high school socially, and it affected my studies. Going to a CC was the best move I made.)
I took basic math, and algebra, trig., at the community college.
It made inorganic chemistry, and physics, so easy.
- BeFlatXIII 5y agoI went from terrible at timed tests of regurgitating basic arithmetic facts to one of the better math students in my school once the curriculum moved on to requiring some understanding of what was going on.