Miso asks:

"For what age is this, I got the sense that it may be for very young ones.  My grandchild is already in upper primary school, Grade 8."

I forwarded the question to the author, Dr Ifeoma.

Here's her answer:

"Except for Strategy #1: Grab Them Young for Mathematics, the strategies are for all ages, including adult learners. I used all the other strategies for my children throughout elementary and secondary school.

For example, an 8-grade student who is struggling in math can use the suggestions discussed in the subsection of Strategy #2 titled:

"Working With Older Children: Grades 7-12."

Encourage them to solve math problems below their current grade level—rewarding them for doing those correctly. Then, gradually increase the problems' difficulty until they reach their current grade level."

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She is getting ready to answer even more questions on her Mentorgram page here.

Do you have school age children?

Or do you know anyone who does?

Do them a favor - please send them to this link:

Link:

https://mentorgram.ai/

[WATCH] Click on the "Math Genius" kid picture to learn more 

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