Subjects like math, where each topic builds on the last, are very unforgiving. It can be easy to fall behind while learning a complex, cumulative topic. Here’s how to help your child catch up.
I remember in elementary school memorizing my math times tables… what stands out most to me is the “mad minute.” It was a short quiz of 20 multiplication problems, and we were given one minute to complete them… it could probably be defined as the most stressful 60 seconds of my young life! Now, imagine … Read more
If your child struggled in math this year, summer is the perfect time to catch up and build confidence before fall.
In this blog, our math expert shares why students often fall behind, how tech tools can get in the way of real understanding, and what actually works.
Math is one of those subjects that students often either love or find incredibly challenging and frustrating.
Since math is often misunderstood, we put together some Math FAQs.
Read why it’s so important to ensure students who don’t have a strong math foundation at the start of the school year have a support system in place.
Whether it’s preparing for finals, tackling outstanding assignments, or gearing up for standardized tests, the fourth quarter presents a window of opportunity for academic growth.
Many students need help to catch up. The review-preview technique is an effective way to help- and the end of the school year and summer are the perfect time to use it.
When new concepts don’t add up, and math anxiety sets in, students feel stressed, and parents can feel overwhelmed.
Math anxiety can be a real problem for both students and adults. Here’s why it happens and what you can do even if you’re not a math person.
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Finding that elusive balance between summer learning and summer fun can be tough. Why? We’re all aware of the research – two and a half months of learning loss makes us worried that our child won’t succeed the following school year. On the other hand, we’re fully aware that kids need a break. How can … Read more