‘I can’t do maths’. Can we break this popular phrase? A review of the annual Mathematical Cognition and Learning Society conference and a sneak preview of some recent research
Joanne Eaves
Abstract:Good mathematical skills are vital for success in school, employment and everyday life, yet many individuals struggle with mathematics, and it is a sad state that saying ‘I can’t do maths’ is a norm. Behind the scenes many researchers and educators are trying to understand why children and adults find mathematics difficult and are designing research-led interventions and programmes to help. In this article I review some of the research that was presented at this years annual Mathematical Cognition and Learning… Show more
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