There’s one piece missing in the math education revolution – and it’s easy, cheap and research based! Continue Reading →
Math Education Revolution – The Last Piece Is Easy & Cheap!
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3 Words to Improve Your Child’s Success in Math
If you, the parent and grownup, make a habit of saying these 3 words, you can really improve your child’s success in math! Continue Reading →
Early Childhood Math Teaching Tips Roundup
Early childhood math teaching is fun, if you don’t let it get the best of you. Here’s a round up of articles for parents of early learners. Continue Reading →
Mathematician Parent: Libby Often
Math mom, teacher and student, Libby Often shares her thoughts on the challenges and hopes of sharing math with her sons and her students. Continue Reading →
What is “Living Math”?
Are you teaching living math right? SURE YOU ARE! Math is everywhere, you live it everyday. Just say it out loud. Continue Reading →
Counting with Big Numbers
In English, the number 1600 is pronounced two ways. I remembered how difficult this can be to kids when I had to teach it to an ESL adult. 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 →
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 →
Mathematician Parent: Jennifer Wilson
Mom of 6 and 9 year old daughters, Jennifer Wilson is a high school super-tech math teacher. Here she shares her thoughts on math in parenting. 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 →