By middle and high school, students should be applying the skills and calculations that they’ve learned in math to think logically and solve problems. 

Math education has two goals:

1. To calculate and work with numbers

2. To think and solve problems

Students in middle school are diving deep into number sense while developing their brains to think about and solve problems. Bridging the gap from calculations to problem solving is an essential part of mathematics education. As middle and high school students move beyond calculations and into the world of discovery, they need more than a video and textbook. They need someone to lead the way, model great thinking, and teach them how to solve problems. Math Masters courses provide the video lessons for a particular text, but they also give your family a math guide: Someone to field your questions, encourage your students, and guide your entire family toward math mastery.