Sentence examples for teach arithmetic from inspiring English sources

Students learn how to teach arithmetic to a neural network and get a short course on linear associative memory and adaptive maps.

So, when teachers say that it's difficult to teach arithmetic with jigsaw, I say, teach only social studies or some other subject that you think works better with jigsaw.

He sees a turn to math teaching that lets children build on what they already know; a move to teach arithmetic to much younger children, with far less time spent on it; a close connection betweeen math and children's real experiences, and a new link between math and the information technologies.

Without such reforms, we will continue fights over whether children should be taught arithmetic rules or theory.

AT THE Spark primary school in Ferndale, a suburb of Johannesburg, Lesedi and his classmates work quietly through a computer programme that teaches arithmetic.

She said, 'There was a teacher for art, and I taught arithmetic.' I told her she didn't have to be a talented artist to do the assignment but rather be able to paint how she feels.

How can you teach basic arithmetic without illustrative piles of coins or beans?

Piaget thought that children, until the age of four or five, cannot grasp the simple principle that moving objects around does not affect how many of them there are, and that there was therefore no point in trying to teach them arithmetic before the age of six or seven.

As a further example, Dutch mathematics education programs teach mental arithmetic strategies that employs decomposition as the basis of instruction.

"Sesame Street" perpetually evolves as guided by trending theories of education: when the game-show host Guy Smiley ambushes Bert into a round of "Estimation Crustacean," which is a math quiz contested by a shellfish, the scene reflects current thinking on teaching arithmetic.

In 1844 Stone was given a position teaching arithmetic in the Ladies Department, but again received reduced pay because of her sex.