The elephant in the classroom: helping children learn and love maths (Rev. ed.)

Why do millions struggle with mathematics and what can be done to change that for the next generation?

Jo Boaler outlines what has gone wrong in mathematics education, identifying the problems facing children in classrooms today.

How can children be prepared for the mathematics they will need in the future?

They need to be taught to be quantitatively literate, to think flexibly and creatively and how to problem solve.

Jo Boaler offers concrete solutions for parents and teachers that will revolutionise childrens experiences with maths.

Drawing on Jo Boalers work with Carol Dweck, demonstrating how teachers and parents can give children a growth mindset, while investigating changes to the National Curriculum The Elephant in the Classroom shows where we are in mathematics education.

Along with practical teaching activities, strategies and questions that can transform a childs mathematical future Jo Boaler shares a range of free and accessible online resources.

This is an exciting way forward, an indispensable guide and resource for parents, teachers and educationalists, which inspires and enthuses as much as it teaches.