Guiding Children's Learning of Mathematics, 12th Edition

by Steve Tipps, Art Johnson, Leonard M. Kennedy

This ISBN is a standalone book, does not include access card.

Trust this market-leading text to give you a thorough introduction to mathematics methods and to provide you with a practical resource guide to teaching pre-school through sixth grade level mathematics. The text's organization uses the NCTM standards as its overarching framework; a rich variety of chapter activities reinforces the standards. Other useful features highlight misconceptions often held about math operations and concepts, ways to be inclusive of various cultural backgrounds, findings from key research in mathematics, and key technology resources.

656 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1975

Reviews

[Ashley]

This is a useful textbook for those who teach mathematics. The textbook provides an overview of a variety of mathematical topics as well as examples, common core state standards, activity samples, and tools to help you ensure that your students succeed.

[Kristy]

This is a textbook, but it can be used as a reference book for teachers and math tutors for activity ideas, internet resources, and children's books by topic. It is useful for anyone who teaches children math.

Bonus, I learned that Florence Nightingale designed the first circle graphs.