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Understanding the Importance of Fractions and Division on Long-Term Success
At Math-U-See, we have always proclaimed the truism that understanding the “why?” of math is important for long-term success. It is always worth
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Going Back to School After a Holiday Break: Reigniting Focus and Enthusiasm
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Self-Care for Teachers: 12 Ways to Improve Your Well-Being
Teaching is an incredibly rewarding profession, but it often requires you to place the needs of others before your own. However, much like the advice
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Math-U-See is Too Repetitive!
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Turkey, Football, and Politics?
Thanksgiving is right around the corner. For many families, Thanksgiving is a relaxing day centered on family fun and gratitude for the blessings of
The Importance of Improving Math Culture
The Importance of Improving Math Culture
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Homeschooling the Gifted Child
Homeschooling the Gifted Child
As a parent, you may have asked these questions about your children: "Is my child gifted?""What curriculum should I use for a gifted learner?"How
Integer Blocks = Success for the Artsy Math Student
Integer Blocks = Success for the Artsy Math Student
The misconception that students are either strong in math or strong in art but not both is something I hear often. As a Placement Specialist, I often