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Every educator had this experience: what type of student is the best? Is it the straight-A student, is it the inquisitive kid, or is it the smartest pupil? For mathematics, the answer is a toss. Sure, I have had the straight-A students who hardly breaks a sweat doing any problems. I had the overachievers who …
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