Children can learn math much faster than the standard US school pace.

And becoming skilled at something "hard" is deeply gratifying.

In the U.S., kids move too slowly through math. 

But what if you could double or triple their progress? 

Fortunately, if you love math, you can. 

Two years of math per year? Absolutely. 

Three? Even better. 

I always tell parents and students that there is no such thing as

Michael Strong

Children can learn math much faster than the standard US school pace.

And becoming skilled at something "hard" is deeply gratifying.

https://x.com/flowidealism/status/1910343009587138758

I agree, we should teaching more complex math sooner and introducing another language much, much sooner.

and not just math
the school and the curriculum became excessively artificial and disconnected