If math felt challenging during the school year, a long summer break rarely makes it easier. Many students return to school in Monterey, Carmel, Pacific Grove, Seaside, or Marina needing weeks to re-learn skills they had mastered in May—simply because they weren’t using them over the summer. The good news? Summer is the best time to build momentum
For Monterey families, back-to-school season is a natural time to reset routines and rebuild confidence. Many students return to school carrying more math anxiety than parents realize. With the right support, students can strengthen their foundations and approach math with a calmer, more positive mindset.
If math felt hard during the school year, a long summer break rarely makes it easier. Many students return to school in Monterey, Carmel, Pacific Grove, Seaside, or Marina needing to re-learn skills they had in May—simply because they weren’t using them over the summer.That “rusty” feeling has a name: summer learning loss, or the summer slide.
Help your child finish the school year strong in math with simple steps to build confidence and prevent learning loss.
It’s our favorite time of year again! March 14 marks another math holiday to celebrate the mathematical constant pi (π), reminding us that math is fun and applicable outside the math classroom. Pi is the ratio of a circle’s circumference (C) to its diamet..
February 7th is e-Day! While not as famous as Pi Day, e Day celebrates the mathematical constant e, which has a wide range of mathematical applications. Here s a bit of background on e and why it s worthy of celebration! As the history of mathematics has ..
January 28 is LEGO Day! You might know LEGO® bricks as the fun, colorful building blocks kids use to reconstruct the world, but did you know they also make great mathematical teaching tools? The near-infinite uses of LEGO bricks allow for near-infinite ha..
Report card day. You open the envelope, scan the grades, and... what now? Mathnasium answers the question, "What does this actually mean for my child?"
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