Mathematics · Pedagogy of Mathematics
It has been observed that people involved in occupations requiring mathematical computational skills (like vendors, construction workers etc.) are often not able to cope with formal school mathematics. Which of the following offers the most appropriate explanation for this?
- 1School mathematics requires a completely different level of innate intelligence
- 2Many people are inherently and biologically incapable of learning school mathematics
- 3The formal school curriculum usually does not incorporate ways of teaching-learning specific to the learners' cultural context✓
- 4People coming from these occupational backgrounds do not have time to practice textbook problems at home
Correct answer
The formal school curriculum usually does not incorporate ways of teaching-learning specific to the learners' cultural context
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