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Do you recommend any other resources for children to learn the basics of those theories?
by belinder 1y ago
Do you recommend any other resources for children to learn the basics of those theories?
- PartiallyTyped 1y agoA book of abstract algebra is very approachable!
- godelski 1y agoUnfortunately I don't know any direct resources. I really do hope they are out there and some will share. But if you're willing to hunt, I know that this idea was attempted before[0]. France and USSR had better success than the US. I'm sure there are still people working in this direction. I don't have children, but fwiw I've taught my nieces and nephews algebra and even some of calculus before they were 10 just in visiting time during vacations. They were bored and it seemed more fun than talking about the drama, politics, and religion that the rest of my family likes to spend most of their time on. Kids were similarly disinterested in that stuff lol. I've also seen my god{son,daughter} be able to learn these types of skills, so I'm highly confident it is doable. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Math https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Math