The Myth Of Ability: Nurturing Mathematical Talent In Every Child-new

The Myth Of Ability: Nurturing Mathematical Talent In Every Child-new

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For Decades Teachers And Parents Have Accepted The Judgment That Some Students Just Aren'T Good At Math. John Mightonthe Founder Of A Revolutionary Math Program Designed To Help Failing Math Studentsfeels That Not Only Is This Wrong, But That It Has Become A Selffulfilling Prophecy.A Pioneering Educator, Mighton Realized Several Years Ago That Children Were Failing Math Because They Had Come To Believe They Were Not Good At It. Once Students Lost Confidence In Their Math Skills And Fell Behind, It Was Very Difficult For Them To Catch Up, Particularly In The Classroom. He Knew This From Experience, Because He Had Once Failed Math Himself.Using The Premise That Anyone Can Learn Math And Anyone Can Teach It, Mighton'S Unique Teaching Method Isolates And Describes Concepts So Clearly That Students Of All Skill Levels Can Understand Them. Rather Than Fearing Failure, Students Learn From And Build On Their Own Successes And Gain The Confidence And Selfesteem They Need To Be Inspired To Learn. Mighton'S Methods, Set Forth In The Myth Of Ability And Implemented In Hundreds Of Canadian Schools, Have Had Astonishing Results: Not Only Have They Helped Children Overcome Their Fear Of Math, But The Resulting Confidence Has Led To Improved Reading And Motor Skills As Well.The Myth Of Ability Will Transform The Way Teachers And Parents Look At The Teaching Of Mathematics And, By Extension, The Entire Process Of Education.

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