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Children forget math when not practicing those skills over the summer. Support them to forge ahead in understanding math in ways that make sense to them, whether catching up or preparing for next year’s challenges. They have time for fun and relaxation BUT leave some room for confidence-building in math.
During Parent-Teacher interviews or on a mid-term progress report, the teacher suggests that your child get some extra help in math. What do you do?
When using the Mathnasium method, we provide a variety of ways to measure and report to parents how their child is progressing.
Find out what an assessment does to identify your child's needs in math and how we would proceed to address those.
A short article on making choices, developing good skills for life, and adjusting to reflect changing priorities.
Remember when a student was assigned math homework and their solutions required to be handed in at the start of the next class, fully expecting that the teacher would be marking the work and returning it if corrections were needed? Well, that may not a..
This article is written for families with students going into or returning to high school. What happens during a session? We recommend that high school students try to spend 90 minutes in a session with us. What happens during a session is disc..
This article is written for families with students going into or returning to high school. Prove this equation: “Mathnasium = High Math Marks” While all of us want this to be true, it simply is not the case. Why? It all comes down to the individual ..
