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In this thoughtful episode of Friar’s Desk, we dive into the complicated—but essential—relationship between students and Mathematics. Joining the conversation are esteemed Thomasian educators: Ma. Carlota B. Decena, former Assistant Dean of the UST College of Science; Asst. Prof. Enrico Yambao, faculty member of the Department of Mathematics and Physics; Dr. Emmanuel M. Batulan, Executive Assistant of the Office of the Secretary General and Junior High School Master Teacher; and Assoc. Prof. Ezra S. Aguilar, PhD, Faculty Secretary of the College of Science. Together, they explore why many learners find math difficult—especially its abstract concepts—and how teachers can help turn fear into fascination. Whether you loved or loathed math in school, this episode offers new ways to see its beauty, purpose, and power.
In this thoughtful episode of Friar’s Desk, we dive into the complicated—but essential—relationship between students and Mathematics. Joining the conversation are esteemed Thomasian educators: Ma. Carlota B. Decena, former Assistant Dean of the UST College of Science; Asst. Prof. Enrico Yambao, faculty member of the Department of Mathematics and Physics; Dr. Emmanuel M. Batulan, Executive Assistant of the Office of the Secretary General and Junior High School Master Teacher; and Assoc. Prof. Ezra S. Aguilar, PhD, Faculty Secretary of the College of Science. Together, they explore why many learners find math difficult—especially its abstract concepts—and how teachers can help turn fear into fascination. Whether you loved or loathed math in school, this episode offers new ways to see its beauty, purpose, and power.