IT is easy to figure out that one plus one is two and that two times of four is eight. But how does one teach these concepts to children, especially if they are of preschool age?
The Singapore method of teaching Mathematics utilises concrete objects, such as blocks or paper cut-outs, to help children understand the complex concepts behind Mathematics. As these children progress to their primary school years, the concrete objects transition into visual diagrams.
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