February 26th, 2010 
admin The Future Trend of Math Learning Center
Frank Ho
Canada certified math teacher and founder of Ho Math and Chess
Will the way of math teaching change in the future? I think so, especially in the elementary schools. The idea of just giving traditional math worksheets to children for them to work on and expect them to do math well will become an increasingly unpopular method of teaching math. It is boring and it is not what children wanted and children had never given any choices as to what kinds of worksheets they wanted, they were simply told to work on them. In contrast, there were given choices when walking into a restaurant, shall the food for thoughts be any different? Why haven’t we math educators come up with some different styles of math worksheets, which children like or enjoy? The idea of mixing math with some kind of fun puzzles or games is the future of how to become a successful after-school math learning center. These worksheets can not be created just for the sake of children’s interest alone but must also serve the purpose of increasing children’s math ability as well. This trend is most important for children age 4 to 13 years old since they do not want to work on boring math worksheets.
A good math and game worksheet has the following characteristics:
· Unique math worksheets created by integrating math and games.
· Do not require any high-level math skills other than basics of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, factoring, logic, comparison, pattern recognization and visualization.
· Game knowledge required is very elementary.
· Do not require lots of teaching to know how to solve the problem yet it takes time to get answers right.
· It is good for young kids as well as adults to train their brains.
One good example of math and game integrated worksheets is Ho Math and Chess worksheets which combines Sudoku, chess and logic all in one.
More details can be found at www.mathandchess.com
About Author
Frank Ho, a Canadian certified math teacher, is the founder of Ho Math and Chess Learniing center. Ho Math and Chess, based in Canada, is the only child education franchise dedicated to teaching children math using math and chess integrated worksheets.
Ho Math and Chess has invented unique math and chess teaching set, geometry chess symbols and has produced over 30 unique world’s first math and chess integrated wrokbooks.
With 30 worldwide locations, Ho Math and Chess is the world leader in the math and chess integrated teaching using game-based approach to teach math.
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You can go to a community college, as others have said, and maybe transfer up. Anywhere you go there will be tutors available for math as well as testing and resources for learning disabilities in case you might be able to be diagnosed with something that might exempt you from higher math.
The problem you're going to face is that once you get in, almost all colleges have not just a minimum number of math credits, but they have to be at a minimum level. This means that you may have a full year or two of remedial math classes (which aren't even available everywhere, but usually are at community colleges) that won't even count toward the core requirements, just to prepare you for the classes that do. You'll have to spend most of your energy on math, taking it possibly every semester from day one until you graduate, while others around you only need two semesters of it. This has been the case for an acquaintance of mine who struggles with math and unwisely didn't take any classes in it during the first two years and is now in year six or something like that, finally finishing up the math requirement. Don't let that stop you, but be prepared for it.