Math Tutor vs. Self-Study: When Each Makes Sense for Your Child
A parent-friendly look at when self-study is enough, when a math tutor makes sense, and what separates effective tutoring from surface-level help.
A parent-friendly look at when self-study is enough, when a math tutor makes sense, and what separates effective tutoring from surface-level help.
Discover why more math practice isn't always working and what's actually blocking your child's success, with tips from Mathnasium education specialists.
The latest PISA results reveal a troubling 13-point drop in math proficiency for U.S. students, marking one of the lowest scores ever recorded. Despite commendable performance in reading and science, this decline underscores the urgent need for a "math revolution," as emphasized by Education Secretary Miguel Cardona.
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This year, national math scores have declined per the National Assessment of Educational Progress, also known as the Nation's Report Card.1 This is a stark warning not only about our children’s current math progress, but about their potential for success in the future, as it’s critical to start with a strong math foundation.