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Math facts are important. Call it memorization, call it knowing the times tables. Kids need to know math facts without finger-counting, and parents want to help. Math Facts Heads-Up is a card game that makes mastering these facts fun... or, at least, a..
This is an easy to read extract by a high school student on the importance of understanding Fractions. It's based on research by Carnegie Mellon University and corroborated over several years by leading universities. From https://multiplyiq.com/fract..
Updated 12/28/2020. Unlike many other online learning services that rely primarily on pre-recorded videos and self-guided work, Mathnasium@Home students receive face-to-face, individualized instruction that is tailored to their exact educational needs jus..
At Mathnasium, the well-being of our families is always our first priority. We are keeping up with the latest information on the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) and want to share some notes with you on how we are working to keep our center the safest place..
I'm quoting the introductory portion of this interesting article from the Harvard Business Review: "Learning Is Supposed to Feel Uncomfortable" by Peter Bregman. The process our workshop leader asked us to follow was simple enough. We broke into smal..
By Bill Murphy Jr.www.billmurphyjr.com@BillMurphyJr This is a story about trying to raise successful kids, worrying about them getting too much screen time, and hearing some surprising advice from an intriguing source. That source is the CEO of Yo..
Ever hear your child or another student talk about math class and say, “That stuff doesn’t make sense to me!”? That’s pretty typical, and it’s because children don’t get enough context when they learn material. Providing context helps students integrate n..
This week we’re discussing our favorite multiplayer board games. It's no secret that these games are a wonderful way to socialize, exercise strategic thinking, and of course practice some basic arithmetic. But are there hidden secrets to discover? Read on..
