The document discusses better ways to teach math and science. It argues that traditionally, topics are taught abstractly first before explaining practical applications, frustrating students. The best method introduces important real-world applications before teaching tools and techniques. For example, when teaching factoring, instructors should first explain key uses of factoring, then teach methods. If running a school, the author would integrate math into courses on designing buildings rather than separate math courses. The goal is engaging students by relating abstract concepts to meaningful, tangible problems from the start.