Parents often seek a way to teach mathematics to their children that doesn’t include much parental involvement, because they feel they are “math
Math and the Summer Brain [Webinar]
Math and the Summer Brain [Webinar]
School has begun, but it looks like ALL of your math progress has been lost! Is it "summer brain," or are there some things that need to be
Practical Tips for How to Teach Word Problems [Webinar]
Practical Tips for How to Teach Word Problems [Webinar]
Is your student struggling with word problems? Parents often say that the hardest part of teaching mathematics is word problems. Join us as we talk
Explaining and Understanding Mastery in Mathematics [Webinar]
Explaining and Understanding Mastery in Mathematics [Webinar]
We often refer to math mastery in our round tables. If you are a Math-U-See parent, you may wonder "what does mastery look like?" at any particular
Math Doodling Can Improve Your Student’s Mathematical Success [Webinar]
Math Doodling Can Improve Your Student’s Mathematical Success [Webinar]
You think your student is diligently working on their math assignment, and yet you find they have drawn faces in all of the zeros on their paper. Does
When You Dread Teaching Math [Webinar]
When You Dread Teaching Math [Webinar]
Math-U-See is a terrific program for students and an exemplary experience for parents who struggled mathematically. Join us as we talk about how
What Does Student Mastery Mean? [Webinar]
What Does Student Mastery Mean? [Webinar]
You may have wondered, "What does student mastery look like?" at any particular point in your journey. Join us as we discuss how you know you are on
Continuing to Learn When School Goes AWOL [Webinar]
Continuing to Learn When School Goes AWOL [Webinar]
What happens when you find yourself unexpectedly without your normal school routine? How do you maintain your student’s learning, and even perhaps
When Long Division Stops Your Math Progress [Webinar]
When Long Division Stops Your Math Progress [Webinar]
We often have conversations with parents who say that everything in their math world was going along fine until long division. We know there are