Communication is essential to working collaboratively at home, in school, at work and in the community. You need communication to get along with one another. While some learners and stakeholders focused on the relationship between learners and teachers, others talked about communication across all aspects of their lives. We picked communication first because you have to communicate with the teacher and, like I said before, I tell the teacher what I don't know so she can work with me helping me understand what I don't know. We based ours on everyday life.
Communication is the link that makes other math skills effective.
30 one else. It's one thing to do it on a piece of paper and come up with a number but part of that becomes the ability to communicate what you've just done. When asked to give examples of decisions involving math and to think about the math skills they use as family members, workers and citizens, both learners and other stakeholders articulated examples of work, family and consumer-related situations in which mathematical communication skills are important. And so you communicated with the real estate person. And that is communication.