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SupportVectorMachine · 36-40, M
I think it is because traditionally how math is taught only really works for a small percentage of learners. Fortunately I'm one of them, but the dry theory can be mind numbing whereas applications of it in the real world can be captivating.
Fractions are a perfect example. Teaching them with probability in mind makes them a game.
Fractions are a perfect example. Teaching them with probability in mind makes them a game.