Homeschooling has definitely grown in popularity over the last decade. The Center For Education Statistics reported that in the 2011-2012 school year, 3% of the school-aged population were homeschooled. Nine years later, that number jumped to&nb..
Summer is the time for road trips, backyard BBQs, days at the beach and … math? That’s right! It’s important for students to make math a part of their summer so they don’t lose what they’ve learned during the school year. On average, children lo..
Our world is increasingly dependent on STEM, and today’s students need to acquire the knowledge and ingenuity to address its rapidly changing challenges. For example, we need environmental scientists to help make our world cleaner and saf..
Studies show that children who are exposed to math early on are more likely to do well in school, not only in math but in other subjects as well1. And the benefits are likely to continue throughout their lives. Math comprehension instills..
This article copied from Good Morning America january 26th, 2022 As the coronavirus pandemic upends a third consecutive school year, Adam Solovoy, of Chicago, said learning loss due to the pandemic is something he has witnessed firsthand in his two dau..
We are so proud of our former Mathlete! Sawsan attended Mathnasium of Lake Mary when she was 7 years old. We look forward to hearing how Sawsan will make a difference in the lives of so many. Her future is bright. Copied from the Orlando Sentinel D..
Algebra vs. Geometry Because the study of Algebra builds on analytical thinking, there is a misconception that Algebra relies solely on the left side of the brain. However, at some point, Algebra requires the use of both sides of the brain, and this is..
The holiday season is upon us, with gift-giving opportunities around every corner! Our annual Holiday Gift Guide can help you find the perfect gift for your favorite math-y people. From books to home-décor and everything in-between, you can’t go..
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