January 31, 2014
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It all adds up to some smart students
FIVE students won prizes for their ability to solve mental math problems quickly and accurately at the 11th Primary Mathematics Students’ Workshop.
January 31, 2014
FIVE students won prizes for their ability to solve mental math problems quickly and accurately at the 11th Primary Mathematics Students’ Workshop.
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ThisIsOurs 10 years, 9 months ago
Excellent.
Now we just need to find a way to get the not so smart kids engaged from primary school. They need positive attention and feedback too.
But this is a good result here.
Actually Bill Gates' foundation is publishing a study that shows that class size is not an atomic indicator, they hypothesize that it's class size and the quality of the teacher. So if you have a really good teacher that gets the students excited about learning those kids will learn even if you have 50 (my number) kids in the class. If the teacher is less experienced not as engaging that's when you need to reduce class sizes.
Looks like the key to our future is an army of well educated, intelligent, well paid teachers
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