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Tag Archives: teaching math
Math Education Revolution – The Last Piece Is Easy & Cheap!
There’s one piece missing in the math education revolution – and it’s easy, cheap and research based! Continue Reading →
Break the Rules and Get Fired!
I quit. Yup – put in my notice at the day job. I’m taking the leap.
Wanna join me? Continue Reading →
Introducing Count 10 Read 10
Count 10 Read 10 is a family numeracy and literacy initiative. Read more about it on the Count 10 Read 10 home page and watch this video explaining all about it. Continue Reading →
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 →
[50 Word Friday] Two Ways of Learning Math
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Two students discuss their preferences for math class. One likes step-by-step, the other likes real world math. Continue Reading →
Unrecognized Math Conversations
I saw two bright women have an entertaining conversation about math. And the one with a strong math background didn’t even recognize it! Continue Reading →
Frustrations with IXL Math – A Review
IXL Math Practice HAD some issues. But they’ve shown they’re focused on improving – putting them on my highly recommended list! Continue Reading →
How to Teach Subitizing: 1 – 4
Some thoughts on learning and teaching subitizing. Including 17 downloadable 4×6 flashcards that you can use to teach your child to subitize – assess the quantity without counting! Continue Reading →
Why Learning to Subitize Is Important
Learning to subitize is more important than learning to count – and knowing how to subitize comes before learning to count! Continue Reading →