The tension between sports and academics has persisted for generations. Some may argue that participating in sports may be one reason for our
Using the Summer Olympics to Study Math [Printable]
Using the Summer Olympics to Study Math [Printable]
The long-awaited summer Olympics are here, and the whole world is cheering on the teams and their elite athletes. As an educator, we’re sure you’re
Geometry Activities to Make Math Come Alive for Teens
Geometry Activities to Make Math Come Alive for Teens
Need help making geometry come alive for your students? Consider adding more activities to help them make meaningful connections to the
The Parents’ Role in Supporting High School Math Education
The Parents’ Role in Supporting High School Math Education
Among parents and students, few subjects cause as much anxiety as mathematics. Students may get lost and feel like they don't understand the concepts.
Fun Math Activities to Explore In Nature
Fun Math Activities to Explore In Nature
“Nature’s great book is written in mathematics.” – Galileo Galilei While certainly not the first, Galileo was one of the most important voices to
Homeschool College Prep: Ensuring Your High School Student Has the Math Confidence They Need
Homeschool College Prep: Ensuring Your High School Student Has the Math Confidence They Need
There are generally two reactions when it comes to math: you either love it, or you hate it. And for the students who hate math, it often stems from a
How to Choose Fun Math Activities with Purpose
How to Choose Fun Math Activities with Purpose
When it comes to having fun, math activities probably aren’t high on the list for most students or educators. For many people, “math fun” might seem
Mastery Math vs. Memorization
Mastery Math vs. Memorization
The concept of mastery learning—and, by extension, mastery math—has gained traction in the years since the COVID-19 pandemic and has been a proven
Your Child’s Math Experience is Not Your Math Experience
Your Child’s Math Experience is Not Your Math Experience
“Your child’s math experience is not your math experience.” Oh my goodness, I wish someone had told me these words almost thirty years ago! I