Mathematics Subject

• Teacher

  Ahmed Amim

• Category

  Mathematics Subject

• Course Price

  $000

Effective mathematics education provides students with a balanced instructional program.
In such a program, students become proficient in basic computational skills and procedures, develop conceptual understandings, and become adept at problem solving.

Standards-based mathematics instruction starts with basic material and increases in scope and content as the years progress. It is like an inverted pyramid, with the entire weight of the developing subject, including readiness for algebra, resting on the foundations built in the early grades.

Students are better prepared if they enter kindergarten with some background in the academic language of mathematics (the language of tests and texts) and an understanding of the concepts represented by such language.

What Kindergarten students should know.

Kindergarten is a critical time for children.
Students entering kindergarten may be four to six years old and bring varied life experiences, social skills, and characteristics of physical and intellectual development.
Participation in a quality pre-school program is one of the best ways to prepare a child for success in kindergarten and beyond.

What students learn in Kindergarten.

In kindergarten, students are introduced to the relationship between numbers and quantities and build a foundation for place value as they count, represent and compare whole numbers, initially with sets of objects. Students also describe and model objects in their environment using simple geometric shapes and vocabulary.

Students learn the following

• Counting and Cardinality
• Operations and Algebraic Thinking
• Number and Operations in Base Ten
• Measurement and Data
• Geometry

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