"Mathematics has its own language of words and symbols which is far removed from the everyday speech of the students." Which of the following is most appropriate in the context of given statement?

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"Mathematics has its own language of words and symbols which is far removed from the everyday speech of the students." Which of the following is most appropriate in the context of given statement?

Teacher should help students memorise the vocabulary and symbols used in mathematics.
Teacher should contextualise the mathematics problems and make mathematics a part of student's life experiences.
Teacher should focus only on solving word problems in mathematics to help students learn the language of mathematics.
Teacher should display the chart of important mathematical symbols and formula in the classroom

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2025-01-04 04:42

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AhmedNazir · Accepted Answer · 2022-09-04T04:29:57+06:00

Option 2 : Teacher should contextualise the mathematics problems and make mathematics a part of student's life experiences.

Mathematics is a subject that is completely related to the real-life experiences of the students. Every student has to use mathematics an unlimited number of times in his real life.

It gives us a way to understand patterns, quantify relationships, and predict the future. Math helps us understand the world — and we use the world to understand math.
The world is interconnected. Everyday math shows these connections and possibilities.
Since mathematics deals in abstractions and itself is a way of thinking, it creates a dependent relationship between the notions and the language used to describe them. mathematical language facilitates thinking by complementing ordinary language.
So mathematical language walks hand in hand with the growth of mathematical understanding, permeating the general linguistic development of children.

Teaching mathematics as a part of real life

To develop the powers of thinking and reasoning.
To solve mathematical problems of daily life.
To understand and acquainted with the environment and culture.
To make mathematics a part of students' life experiences.
To prepare the child for various technical and general future professions.
To prepare the child for higher study.
To develop in the child the power for invention.

Hence "Teacher should contextualize the mathematics problems and make mathematics a part of student's life experiences." is the most appropriate in the context of the given statement in the question.