El odio a las matemáticas.

Matemáticas, un dolor de cabeza.

Decidí hablar sobre este tema porque hace unos días uno de mis sobrinos le tocó estudiar para su examen de matemáticas, y esto fue todo un drama, él no quería estudiar porque no le gustan las matemáticas, bueno en realidad él dijo que odiaba las matemáticas, por lo que quise averiguar el porqué de su odio, para lo que él respondió que son muy aburridas, y es por este motivo que me adentré en buscar los motivos por los cuáles a la mayoría de los niños no les gustan las matemáticas.

El primer motivo es que el modelo de enseñanza dentro de las instituciones educativas no es el adecuado, pues sólo quieren que los niños memoricen, y el cerebro no está diseñado para memorizar y menos a una edad tan corta en la que los niños necesitan estar activos.

Los niños no le encuentran sentido a esta asignatura pues no la relacionan con algo en lo que ellos se desenvuelven.

Un punto crítico pero muy verdadero es que, en la actualidad, al menos en lo que se refiere a México, algunos de los maestros que enseñan matemáticas (y bueno la mayoría de las asignaturas a nivel primaria) no están bien preparados para enseñar a niños pequeños.

También no se les enseña el razonamiento del por qué se hace de esa manera, los niños quieren conocer la razón de hacer las cosas, y los maestros deben saber responder a esos por qué.

Toda persona sabe que nos desarrollamos de diferente manera, no todos aprendemos a un mismo ritmo y con el mismo método de enseñanza, pero el método educativo está hecho para no esperar a los otros, por lo que es importante cambiar la enseñanza sobre todo en este tipo de asignatura que en su momento fue o sigue siendo un dolor de cabeza para algunos.

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