Fun with Logical Reasoning
Michele Warman · The Arithmetic Teacher · 1982
The ability to see patterns and relationships is essential for academic success. Students must be able to sort the barrage of material they are exposed to into manageable sequences they can deal with. Patterns can be mathematical as well as verbal, visual as well as written. Organizing information, evaluating it, and recognizing its interrelationships will help students deal with a future world that promises to be significantly more complex than our world today.