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Are we teaching kids to write all wrong?
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Mathematical thinking begins in the early years with dialogue and real-world exploration
Math is not primarily about numbers, but about thinking. It all begins with parent-child conversations about mathematical ideas.
K-12 engineering teachers lack education system support
We need a more engineering-literate public. This starts with our children. As a nation, we must invest in preparing the next generation of students to think creatively and optimistically about the future, to think like engineers.