Mathematics is a barometer for academic aptitude and future success. That’s the reason why most parents focus greatly on developing their child’s numerical ability. Being good at math is regarded not just a sign of intelligence but also opens the doorway to lucrative career prospects. No wonder, so many parents wish that their child be good at this subject. They even go to great length to ensure that their child gets proficient in maths. People are of the belief that some are hardwired for math while others are not. This belief system has gained strength because it seems like math comes naturally to some while others really struggle. But contrary to popular belief, that’s not true. Math like any other thing can be mastered by anyone with the proper training and approach? Have you seen a juggler in action? What do you notice? They tend to juggle balls, bottles or any other items simultaneously. It may be three, maybe five or maybe seven, depending on the complexity; but when he d

  A big mistake parents and teachers make, when it comes to developing the student’s academic ability is to limit learning within the classroom. Although classrooms are most likely the chief source of instruction for kids, learning should extend beyond its confines. If you truly want to enhance your child’s aptitude and attitude towards learning, you need to keep them engaged and motivated. When done in a correct manner, your child will also discover the true joys of learning. In order to do that, first and foremost you need to develop a proper atmosphere for reading. Truth be told, kids who develop the love for reading tends to develop a love for learning. Reading is instrumental in not just developing your child’s vocabulary; it also helps them to process information faster. A good reader has an enhanced ability to learn and grasp technical subjects like science and math. That’s why so many programs focus on developing the child’s ability to read, even in programs like ‘ mathematic