The 21st century child is exposed to many colours daily; from TV to Phones to Tablets to Bill boards to their school environment etc. Why are their notebooks still #blackandwhite or #blueandwhite? Could this be the reason they rarely read their notebooks even though they read Enid Blyton series, Archie’s digest etc? @TheLifematicsCentre is … More Colourful Maths
There’s a funny clip that has gone viral by Mark Angel Comedy featuring a little girl named Emmanuella For a while, Mathematics
Mathematics is an important subject that all children need. One of the key functions of math to young pupils is that it sharpens their brain and make them mentally alert to solve real-life problems. Math enables young pupils to reason well and logically connect ideas. More so, the language of mathematics is universal. It is … More How Important Is Mathematics to Kids?
A lot of people view Mathematics as a thing for the brainy. No matter how great a child is in other subjects, the child is often seen as been ‘average’ if he/she has low grades in Maths. Taking a cue from Albert Einstein
For children born in the 20th century, our form of recreation was mostly outdoor unlike the average 21st century child who stays indoor with games, internet etc.
I feel so honoured writing my colleagues; some commenced this profession before I was born, some started when I was too young to differentiate my left from my right, some started with me and others came in after me. Our profession is an awesome one because our impact can’t be quantified; everyone passes through a … More TEACHER: Hero or Villain???
Story Story… Once upon a time… (I hope you responded o.lol) There was a day, I asked a student ‘in your opinion, what is the reason behind your low performance in Mathematics?’ and the student responded ‘I don’t understand Mathematics when I read it’. At the word ‘read’ I got more curious and said ‘tell … More Read Maths, Solve Maths; which way?
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