Children gain important mathematical insights by building on discoveries. This promotes good listening habits and a receptive attitude toward the ideas of others. Children are constantly talking about how they solved a problem and what they are thinking mathematically. By discussing their thoughts, they are clarifying their learning. Your child will enjoy working cooperatively with classmates.
Children are more enthused working together rather than working alone.
They learn to work as a team which emphasizes cooperation rather than competition. They solve problems based on real-life situations. The math classroom has changed dramatically. We no longer teach just arithmetic skills. Your child is involved in activities focusing on numeration, counting, operations, relations, problem solving, mental arithmetic, data collection and analysis, geometry, measures and reference frames, money, and rules and patterns.