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Japan's approach yields better results in math from "summary" of The Teaching Gap by James W. Stigler,James Hiebert

The idea that Japan's approach to teaching math produces superior results is a central theme in our exploration of teaching practices around the world. What is it about the Japanese method that sets it apart from other countries? The key lies in their emphasis on depth over breadth, mastery over speed. In Japan, teachers focus on ensuring that students fully understand each concept before moving on to the next, even if it means spending more time on a particular topic. This approach allows students to develop a solid foundation in math, which ultimately leads to better performance in more advanced topics. Furthermore, Japanese teachers are skilled at creating a supportive learning environment where students feel comfortable making mistakes and asking questions. This fosters a deeper understanding of math concepts and encourages students to engage more actively in the learning proc...
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    The Teaching Gap

    James W. Stigler

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