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It's a philosophical question which is always fun to think about. As far as teaching maths is concerned, I don't know if it's needed to think too much about it.
by yodsanklai 3y ago
It's a philosophical question which is always fun to think about. As far as teaching maths is concerned, I don't know if it's needed to think too much about it. Could it even be more confusing for kids?
- gizajob 3y agoI think giving them a clear, limited definition when their original answers were more intuitive is the part that introduces the confusion. Toddlers and kindergarteners are always bang on the money and don’t mess around where it comes to confusion, they have other things going on. That is to say, I’ve found that asking under sevens questions in ethics is always a brilliant process - where a professor could spend thousands of words on an article on something like the trolley problem, preschoolers just pull the lever.