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This document criticizes traditional math education practices, particularly rote memorization and timed tests, arguing that these approaches generate math anxiety and damage the development of number sense—a crucial skill for reasoning and problem-solving.

The reading explores how number sense enables deeper learning through academic research and case studies, while proposing innovative pedagogical activities that emphasize conceptual understanding over mechanical memorization.

The resource advocates for a reform of teaching methodology to foster positive relationships with mathematics and better prepare students for academic and real-world challenges.

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