Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2024
"11 Effective Strategies for Teaching Math to Students Who Have Given Up on Learning" is a comprehensive guide that incorporates references, examples, and inclusive approaches, empowering educators to help students overcome anxiety and cultivate a growth mindset towards math. This resource impressively covers a multitude of methods to ignite student interest and promote learning, making it an invaluable tool for fostering academic growth. I highly recommend this book for its insightful strategies and practical applications in the classroom.
~Wayne B
Learn practical strategies for teaching mathematics to students who have given up on learning.
...when most have given up hope
This is more than 11 strategies-each on has it’s own content and that includes even more strategies and tips. I like the inclusion of information and tips on math anxiety and engaging unmotivated learners. The cognition used to solve math problems are explained. There are engaging quotes and jokes provided that lighten the subject and many students would appreciate these to lessen their own math anxiety. A review of math lingo might be useful to both students and parents who are helping their children with homework. There are tips that are useful to special needs students and their parents. I recommend this book not only for parents but to homeschooling teachers.
Jordan B Smith Jr. Ed.D.
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"As a math teacher of over 11 years. I loved this book. Gives examples of setting up your class to be engaging as well as manipulatives that would be best to use. It takes a multiple approach standpoint because kids are not one size fits all. Recommend!"
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2024
This book is amazing! I have been homeschooling my children, and two of them have been so anxious when it came to math! This book has taught me to teach them ways to cope with the anxiety and how to get over it! There are so many great strategies in this book even for motivation!!! I love this book and highly recommend it, especially if your student is struggling with loving math!!.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a very honest review.
~Sharlene G.M.
I love this book! It works!!
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2024
This book offers an extensive array of over eleven strategies, each with its own comprehensive content, which also encompasses additional strategies and tips within. Particularly commendable is the inclusion of valuable information and tips addressing math anxiety and methods to engage unmotivated learners. The cognitive processes involved in solving math problems are elucidated, providing readers with a deeper understanding.
The incorporation of engaging quotes and humorous anecdotes serves to lighten the subject matter, potentially alleviating math anxiety for many students. Additionally, a review of math terminology could prove beneficial to both students and parents assisting with homework.
Notably, the book provides practical tips tailored to special needs students and their parents, catering to a diverse range of learners. Given its wealth of resources and insights, I highly recommend this book not only to parents but also to homeschooling teachers seeking effective strategies to enhance math education.
~Stephanie S.
Great resource, especially for today's kids
I highly recommend this book for its insightful strategies
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2024
While this book is geared toward helping teachers in their classrooms, I opted to purchase this book to find ways to help those in my family who struggle with math. This book provided a lot of helpful techniques and ways to keep children engaged in learning.
Not a teacher but still very helpful
