Hello and welcome back to my blog. Today I will talk about Stanford universality. So for the last few weeks we were doing the Stanford maths course it was really fun and I hope you enjoy reading my summery
lesson 1
In this one I learnt about this girl who most her brain was gone so the scientist thought that she was going to struggle a lot in her maths, reading and writing but her brain grew back fast and she did better than scientist thought. I also learned about how people will get frustrated a lot in maths so they do not like it.
lesson 2
So in lesson 2 I all ready did a long summery in the end because it told me to write it so I am just going to copy and past that in so here you go. That if you get a lot of attention for being smart you will pick easy question's so you will not fail. And the people who were given feed back were they say good job not your smart pick the harder question. You need to pick harder questions so you get a challenges so you learn.
lesson 3
In lesson 3 I learnt that Its good to struggle because you will learn from your mistakes. If you make mistakes you will learn from it. If you are slow at maths it does not mean your bad at maths.
lesson 4
In lesson 4 it only talked about 1 or 2 things but I can only remember 1 of them and that is that you should have a growth mindset and not a fixed 1.
lesson 5
and for lesson 5 I learnt that just because one of the shapes are highlighted that does not mean it is 1/10. And how drawing the question out is easier.
lesson 6
In lesson 6 I learnt that maths is every were because maths is in patterns and maths is in a lot of sports like tennis dancing and soccer.
Thursday, August 1, 2019
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Kia Ora Josh!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a lot of detail in your explanation of the mathematical mindsets course. It is great to hear you found the course fun. It sounds like you have learnt a lot of important points about being a great mathematician. I wonder if you could finish your blog post with a question to help the person reading it know where to start when they comment on your blog. I was also wondering what ideas you will take from this course to help you in your own maths learning?