Math skills are important to a
child's success – both at school and in everyday life. Understanding math also
builds confidence and opens the door to a range of career options.
Math is important in our everyday
lives and understanding math enables us to:
• Manage time and money, and handle everyday situations that involve numbers (for example, calculate how much time we need to get to work, how much food we need in order to feed our families, and how much money that food will cost)
• Understand patterns in the world around us and make predictions based on patterns (for example, predict traffic patterns to decide on the best time to travel)
• Solve problems and make sound decisions
• Explain how we solved a problem and why we made a particular decision
• Use technology (for example, calculators and computers) to help solve problems
• Manage time and money, and handle everyday situations that involve numbers (for example, calculate how much time we need to get to work, how much food we need in order to feed our families, and how much money that food will cost)
• Understand patterns in the world around us and make predictions based on patterns (for example, predict traffic patterns to decide on the best time to travel)
• Solve problems and make sound decisions
• Explain how we solved a problem and why we made a particular decision
• Use technology (for example, calculators and computers) to help solve problems
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