curriculum

Why You?

As you peruse math­e­mat­ics cur­ric­u­la this sum­mer in a des­per­ate attempt to find the mag­ic solu­tion to your math strug­gles, remem­ber the most impor­tant fea­ture of your child’s edu­ca­tion, you. It’s you. You are essen­tial and irre­place­able. Regard­less of the math text, pro­gram, or tutor that you uti­lize for your child’s edu­ca­tion­al jour­ney, you are […]

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Math Curriculum

What math­e­mat­ics cur­ricu­lum are you using for your kids? Most par­ents will answer this ques­tion with a sin­gle sen­tence. Some of us won’t even use more than one word to define the cur­ricu­lum being used for our child’s math­e­mat­ics pro­gram. Com­mon answers to this ques­tion include Sax­on, Teach­ing Text­books,  or even Life of Fred. While

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Those of us who attend­ed pub­lic school can remem­ber the teach­ers that were great. The sub­ject may not have been our favorite, but the atmos­phere of a class where the teacher loved teach­ing, was won­der­ful. Of course, we can also remem­ber the class­es where no one, includ­ing the teacher, real­ly want­ed to be there. In

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Assessment for High School

Assess­ment, as you can imag­ine, is dif­fer­ent for each stu­dent and each class. An ele­men­tary stu­dent is assessed for mas­tery in dif­fer­ent ways than a high school stu­dent. We assess a student’s mas­tery of wood­work­ing dif­fer­ent­ly than we do his mas­tery of chem­istry. These obser­va­tions leave us no assis­tance in grad­ing our high school level

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The Next Step…

You’ve spent the mon­ey and time to do what no oth­er edu­ca­tor has done… teach your child log­ic. Con­grat­u­la­tions! You may be won­der­ing, What now? How do we con­tin­ue being earth movers and chang­ers. How do we chal­lenge our chil­dren to use what they’re learn­ing? How do we not lose the knowl­edge we’ve gained in

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