It’s math challenge time! Engaging in riddles and games is a common past time and a rewarding one. When we try to solve a riddle or play a strategy game we stretch our minds in the same way that my Pre algebra students learn to stretch theirs. In this, our minds grow and we are […]
School has started and we’re all figuring out our groove. You’re moving along, understanding your homework, asking questions, and enjoying the journey. Something new is mentioned in class : Triads. Wait?! What is a triad? What does it mean? How does it fit into all of your other mathematics homework? Let’s explore the triad assignment:
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We’ve been focusing on wonder and discovery quite a bit lately and there’s a reason for that. Not only does it seem to fit with the seasons of spring and summer, but it’s important. As we continue into our high school mathematics journey, the temptation to focus narrowly on the task at hand is hard
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Here it is! My annual reminder, rant, or argument for using a challenging mathematics curriculum like the Art of Problem Solving. Let’s start at the beginning… What’s your number one purpose for having your children study and learn the branch of mathematics? Is it to be accepted into a decent college program? Is it
More and more homeschoolers are considering ending their child’s high school math after geometry. There are a few reasons for this: Some colleges are requiring college algebra regardless of high school math study Their students are struggling with math They aren’t planning to go to a university They don’t understand why we study higher level
