How to Teach Your Baby Math
By Glenn Doman
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"How to Teach Your Baby Math" by Glenn Doman is a comprehensive guide to utilizing early childhood education techniques for teaching math to babies and young children. Doman, a renowned educator and creator of the groundbreaking "gentle revolution" learning program, presents a step-by-step approach that aims to stimulate a child's brain development and mathematical abilities from birth. By creating a rich and interactive learning environment, parents are encouraged to introduce their babies to mathematical concepts through the use of flashcards, picture books, dot cards, and other visual aids. The book emphasizes the importance of incorporating play and joy into the learning process, ensuring that children's natural curiosity and enthusiasm are nurtured.
Doman provides practical tips and strategies for teaching basic mathematical skills such as counting, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, while also addressing topics like fractions, geometry, and problem solving. Recognizing that each child is unique, the author offers advice on customizing the program to suit different learning styles and abilities. He explains how to maintain a consistent and structured approach, setting aside dedicated time for learning math, while also integrating it into everyday routines and activities.
"How to Teach Your Baby Math" also explores the profound impact of early math education on a child's long-term academic success and overall cognitive development. Drawing on scientific research and real-life success stories, Doman highlights the potential benefits of starting math education in the early years and equips parents with the tools and knowledge to make the most of this crucial window of opportunity. With its clear instructions, engaging anecdotes, and a wealth of practical information, this book empowers parents to become effective and enthusiastic math teachers for their children, laying a strong foundation for future learning and achievement.
Doman provides practical tips and strategies for teaching basic mathematical skills such as counting, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, while also addressing topics like fractions, geometry, and problem solving. Recognizing that each child is unique, the author offers advice on customizing the program to suit different learning styles and abilities. He explains how to maintain a consistent and structured approach, setting aside dedicated time for learning math, while also integrating it into everyday routines and activities.
"How to Teach Your Baby Math" also explores the profound impact of early math education on a child's long-term academic success and overall cognitive development. Drawing on scientific research and real-life success stories, Doman highlights the potential benefits of starting math education in the early years and equips parents with the tools and knowledge to make the most of this crucial window of opportunity. With its clear instructions, engaging anecdotes, and a wealth of practical information, this book empowers parents to become effective and enthusiastic math teachers for their children, laying a strong foundation for future learning and achievement.
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