And now you see how reading all over rather than lineally affects an ability to think in the straight lines required for math. It is very good for lots of humanities thinking. Very poor for most science.That must be very difficult every day. I use math constantly.
Your next chicken.I have just got to find something I can use that name for.
She adores you! Oh goodness that’s cute!
Ribh, they are actually teaching Math differently now! My understanding is they start with the big picture before drilling down into details.
I wonder if it works? As a homeschooler I taught Math [cue horrified extended family]. I started with very concrete things, never abstractions. Numbers were always tied to something real & when we began music I chose piano to start because you can see the patterns on the keyboard. Later, we chose not to do things like algebra & calculus. I didn't want to teach it & the girl didn't want to learn it. I copped a lot of flack for it but when YD wanted to go into the navy & needed that for her entrance exam she taught herself in a couple of weeks so I figured I did something right & it gives me great pleasure to tell all the doubters that she passed high enough to qualify for pilot training.
Yep. I have a problem keeping her out of the house. If it was just me I wouldn't care. She could come & go as she pleased but the lad freaks about chickens in his house so out she goes.
Well I had a go at this. I might have paid the $1.99 for the results if there hadn’t been so many spelling errors.
You do beautiful work.
I have had a math disability my whole life. Fortunately I made up for it in the English and biology department.
