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 […]
ATTENTION : Your New Deadline has Arrived : ATTENTION Live Math Master classes start on September 1st! Keep in mind this short to-do list: register as a math master download and print the syllabus for the course complete the first week’s homework BEFORE the first live class attend the orientation ( Monday, August
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Did you know that the first half of Algebra 2 is an algebra 1 review? Do you know why? Because we forget. We are forgetful creatures. If you don’t believe me, read the old testament. How many times does God tell His people to obey His statues and He would bless them? How many times
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How do you know if your child has mastered her math facts? I know that there is a lot of talk about the importance of memorizing our math facts. Is it really as important as everyone says that it is? Does my child need to know what 6 x 8 is without a calculator?
We’ve looked at ANI charts. We’ve started the procedure for systematically writing a great essay. What about math problems? Especially those pesky word problems? Working with a word problems is the unraveling of a great essay. Essentially, we take all of the information in the problem, filter it, draw it, organize it, and make conclusions
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