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What Is a Tape Diagram and How to Solve Word Problems Using It?

Oct 2, 2026 | Farmington Blog

Discover what tape diagrams are, explore different types, and learn how to solve word problems with them with step-by-step guidance from Mathnasium tutors.

How to Divide Decimals: A Step-by-Step Guide

Sep 4, 2026 | Farmington Blog

Learn the reasoning and procedure behind decimal division with simple, step-by-step guidance from Mathnasium tutors. Try practice challenges to build confidence!

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What Are Similar Figures And How to Identify Them?

Sep 3, 2026 | Farmington Blog

Find out what similar figures are and how to tell if two shapes are similar with step-by-step guidance from seasoned Mathnasium tutors.

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Parts of a Circle: Guide to Circle Vocabulary and Geometry Terms

Jun 25, 2026 | Farmington Blog

Mathnasium tutors explain every part of a circle, from chords and arcs to tangents and secants, with definitions and real-world examples for Grades 5 to 7.

How Much Math Kids Lose Over Summer + What to Do About It

Jun 1, 2026 | Farmington Blog

Find out how much math ground students lose over summer, which grades the data hits hardest, and four proven strategies to protect the skills most at risk.

Dyscalculia in Kids: Definition, Signs, and Support Tips

May 6, 2026 | Farmington Blog

Mathnasium education specialists explain what dyscalculia is, how to recognize it, and share research-backed tips to support your child through it.

How to Calculate Percentages: A Simple, Kid-Friendly Guide

Apr 6, 2026 | Farmington Blog

Learn how to calculate percentages, understand what they mean, and apply them in real life, with simple steps and expert guidance from Mathnasium tutors.

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What Is a Frequency Table in Math? A Kid-Friendly Guide

Mar 18, 2026 | Farmington Blog

Learn what a frequency table is, how to make it, and confidently organize data, with simple examples and expert guidance from Mathnasium tutors.

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