Math Is Not a Four Letter Word helps parents help kids with math!
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Kids do better in a class when they come in with a comfort or familiarity of the subject area. MathFour helps parents identify and say out loud the math they do every day – like choosing the cheaper gallon of milk, or calculating their gas mileage.
This helps their kids be more familiar and comfortable with math so they can be successful in their math classes!
About Bon Crowder, Math Mom & Education Advocate
Bon has over 25 years of teaching and tutoring math experience (including her high school tutoring days where it all started). In addition to the chief cook and bottle washer at MathFour, she speaks and facilitates seminars for parents and teachers, writes books and helps parents through online and local TV.
She also teaches Developmental Math at Lone Star College writes iPhone apps for oilfield math and is the co-developer of That’s Math! – an online learning community for parents.
About William Devine, Research Guy & Concept Tutor
Wil (one L) is a former Navy “Nuke” – so he’s pretty thick into math. His chosen field, though, is clinical psychology. He’s a licensed profesional counselor with Collaborate in Therapy, a Houston based service specializing in counseling that meets the needs of the person – where ever in life they are.
He is also a highly skilled concept tutor – helping children find their way to empowered learning.
Find a list of Wil’s posts here.
About Kate Crowder, Cute Toddler & Math Champion
Kate, aka “K8,” aka “Daughter,” is the only child of Bon Crowder – so far. She’s knee deep in math goodies in her house and loves to share the nuttiness that is her world.
Find a list of K8′s posts here.
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