There’s really only one way to prove creationism. And it doesn’t involve science (because really, there’re not real proofs in science). Continue Reading →
A Mathematical Proof of Creationism
Category Archives: General
9 Ways Teaching Math is Like Giving Birth
I’ve been thinking about all the homeschooling moms who are teaching math. This is similar to something they’ve already done – given birth! Continue Reading →
The Math of Parenting
If you’re a parent, you do math. This guest article by Laura Laing of MathForGrownups.com shows just how math is all over your world! Continue Reading →
Wordless Wednesday: An Example of Count 10 Read 10
Check out this picture from my family’s Count 10 Read 10 routine. And get ready for the discussion (via webinar) tonight at 8:30 CST. Continue Reading →
What makes grownups learn?
Guest post over at Math For Grown Ups! Continue Reading →
Embracing the Not-Knowing at a Homeschool Convention and in Math
Being in the not-knowing is the best place to be – whether you’re excited about an upcoming homeschool convention or about math! Continue Reading →
Help! I’m Going to the Texas Home School Coalition Conference!
What should I learn? What should I ask? Are you going? Want to meet up? I’M SO EXCITED! Continue Reading →
Is Math a Four Letter Word?
It’s been mentioned more than a few times that ‘math’ is indeed a four letter word. But it isn’t… Well… it kinda is… Continue Reading →
The Key to Tutoring Your Own Kids
How to become your kids’ math tutor with love, confidence and a lot of fun! (It’s a guest post over at Maths Insider!) Continue Reading →
Can You Teach All K-12 Math in 8 Weeks?
Elizabeth tweeted this article by David H. Albert about teaching all k-12 math in 8 weeks. And indeed – it can be done! Continue Reading →