The day your baby met you, she started on her homework.

You might remember that her gaze was fixed on your face, hairline, areola, eyes, open mouth — the round things.

The interest she showed was the beginning of her ability to observe, collect information based on what she sees, and notice details of objects, or differences between objects.

Later in life those skills will be called mathematics.

Traditional classrooms function like courtrooms.

The judge of knowledge (the teacher) decides which evidence (information) is worthy of consideration.

In later grades, the test is the method by which students are allowed to prove their cases, their understanding of the material.

What if your child already understands the facts of the case, and becomes bored?  Objection! What if your child is a kinesthetic learner, and will remember better by acting out what butterflies do?  Objection!

Learn \’lərn \

[Parent function]:

to observe, to know what to expect from your baby, when to expect it, and what to do about it.