The STEM field has been prominently on display in our schools and universities over the past few years. We’ve emphasized the importance of strengthening our Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics programs. The goal of this movement is to prepare children for the rigor of education in the science world, but the inclusion of mathematics has […]
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The vast majority of mathematics education in the elementary world is calculating and procedures. We spend years teaching our children how to add, multiply, divide, and work with fractions. When third grade unveils word problems, our children freak out. The idea of having to think and reason, explore and fall, is completely foreign to the
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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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Mathematics is beautiful, mysterious, and vexing. We study and learn how to communicate through the written word because God spoke to us through His written word, but why do we study and learn how to see the patterns in nature? Because the patterns in nature are a puzzle showing us the nature of God, they
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I may only teach four live classes with Scio each year, but I continue to learn alongside your students in all of our classes. Just because you may plan to have your child try logic doesn’t mean she won’t have help. I field questions in all of our math classes every year, and every year
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