👉 Collins' Mathematics is a curriculum framework that emphasizes conceptual understanding and problem-solving skills over procedural fluency, drawing heavily from the foundations of mathematics. It builds on the principles of constructivism and coherence, aiming to make math accessible and meaningful by connecting abstract concepts to real-world applications. The framework is divided into three levels: Early Years, Primary, and Secondary, each with a distinct focus on developing foundational skills, logical reasoning, and mathematical thinking. It introduces students to the language and symbols of mathematics in a way that is intuitive and engaging, using visual aids and concrete examples to build a strong conceptual base. By fostering deep understanding and critical thinking, Collins' Mathematics prepares students not just for standardized tests but for a lifetime of mathematical literacy and problem-solving.
