The single most difficult decision you may find yourself making with homeschooling is deciding where to start with the formal study of mathematics. Maybe this is all hyperbole and you’ve never struggled with this decision. If that’s the case, I’d like to encourage you to think about it. Where should you start with the study […]
Geometry is not my favorite subject. With the exception of proofs, I confess to finding Geometry rather boring. It seems to be common for people to prefer either Geometry or Algebra, but I’m beginning to challenge this perception. Let us reason together: Students in Math Masters are encouraged to learn difficult and beautiful truths using
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Over Christmas break I studied pre calculus. While I taught pre calculus last year and continue to help students in this course, there is always more to learn. I decided to study pre calculus for two main reasons: I am a student and I am a teacher. First, I am a student. I want to
Day ninety-eight living like campers; the children are stir crazy and mother has succumbed to exhaustion. Just kidding. Well, kidding about me succumbing to exhaustion. Our family moved this summer and it was a move into a place that is under construction. Change is hard in the best circumstances, but I’m glad to report that
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Summer planning hits us all in different ways. Either you are the person who finished school in May and dove right into planning in June, or you have been enjoying the summer days and plan to get your act together in August. If you are the former, then I salute you. Every year, I attempt
