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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s mostly innate iq and innate math ability. Twin and adoption studies prove this. Either your brain has it or it doesn’t. Pick your breeding partners wisely. [/quote] Maybe up through basic multiple and division. But passed that, math does need to be actively taught as there are many formulas, theories and such that need to be learned and memorized for more advanced math. [/quote] Yes but some kids see a problem demonstrated or solved and just get it. They don’t need practice or review[/quote] Not many like that. Feynman's books make it clear he had to practice math, even the path integral, and Feynman was probably 2nd best (right behind Einstein) in 20th century Physics. [/quote] We are talking about kids in early elementary school. My kid at 6 could look at big brother’s HW ask once what the multiplication sign meant and then do 3rd grade level things with it. That doesn’t mean he is smarter than Feynman, it means multiplication is easier than integrals. [/quote] Multiplication is a memorization skill isn’t it? [/quote]
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