John Rosemond, a syndicated columnist, believes that math might not necessarily be the problem. Through a question and answer format that his column runs on you can see where parents have a question and he provides an answer. In this case, a family’s son has always been good in math but now when he does his math homework he nearly has a meltdown.
Students struggling with math may just need to ask for help.
Anyone would argue that this year’s math is much more difficult than the previous year’s math. But, the truth is that while you believe that your son has always been good in math might be a myth. If he can perform basic math functions but has faltered with more complex problems, the problem might not be math but that the student needs to ask for help and it will be given.
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