With these apps, students can individually learn, practice, and have fun with different subjects and concepts. One of the great aspects of having iPads in the classroom is the availability educational apps. But, when teachers need to help students in small groups or one-on-one, how can they make sure that other students are actively practicing math skills? So, how can teachers make learning math more interactive and more fun, especially for high school students? True, teachers can make up games to teach a math concept that involves every student. But if every Kindergartner grew up to be a fireman, or movie star, or race car driver, or pilot, our society would certainly suffer. Sure, some people love the rhythm and reason of mathematical concepts, but average Kindergartners won’t tell you that they want to be an engineer, or a mathematician, or even a computer scientist when they grow up.
Math has always been known as one of the less-glamorous subjects.
