No parent left behind: Resources abound to help parents conquer math with their children
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Just use the teaching methods from the fifties, and sixties. Nothing hard about that. Math was much better understood then.
This statement was golden:
"In our culture we tend to communicate that it's all about being smart — you've got it or don’t," Moore said. "In Eastern countries, it's very much about hard work and being More..
Beleive me it gets worse, the older the child, the more complicated the math. Thankfully many universities offer help on the web. MIT has a calculus tutorial on UTube. My husband and I are both "math" people, however after 30+ years one More..