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Phrases like "you won't always have a calculator at hand" only serve to erode trust in the educator. It's simply not compelling, and for all practical intents
by mulmen 4y ago
Phrases like "you won't always have a calculator at hand" only serve to erode trust in the educator. It's simply not compelling, and for all practical intents and purposes is untrue. Even on backpacking trips I have a cell phone, even if it is off. If you believe mental math is useful then say that and explain the benefits. Students can smell a lie.
- wpietri 4y agoThat sounds like an excellent thing to somebody who actually said "you won't always have a calculator at hand". Maybe you should find someone like that.