How to Teach Your Baby Math
by Glenn Doman, Janet Doman · first published 2005
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The book How to teach your baby math, by Glenn Doman, recommends teaching babies/toddlers numbers by showing them cards with dots on them, whilst saying the number aloud. Instead of making your own cards and using your own voice, you can…
on “Show HN: Simple web app to teach numbers to your baby/toddler” ↗…about 'counting', or maybe recognising a count without counting (I didn't count the cats 1-2-3, because I can instantly recognise 3 of something). If you're interested in exploring this further, the book How to Teach your Baby Math, by Glenn Doman, recommends teaching babies/toddlers numbers by showing them cards with dots on them, one at a time, whilst saying aloud the number of dots. Instead of making your own cards and using…
on “Show HN: Made this with my daughter to help kids ages 2 to 4 learn logic” ↗…demonstrated with a series of triangles and squares. I do not know of any current books that has done this to a degree a five year old could learn from, but there is a huge opportunity here. The book How to Teach Your Baby Math touches on some of the fundamental differences between using visualization and symbology.
on “Five-Year-Olds Can Learn Calculus (2014)” ↗