Celebrating Failure: How to Foster Resilience in Math Through Puzzles

Engaging Your Child with Puzzles Can Transform Their Math Experience Gordon Hamilton’s story of discovering the joy of puzzles at a math fair highlights a powerful way to engage children in mathematics. Puzzles, especially those that are both challenging and solvable, can ignite a child’s interest in math. By introducing puzzles that require problem-solving and […]

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Unlocking the Mystery of ADHD: How Parents Can Help Their Children Thrive

ADHD is about more than just attention; it involves self-regulation and executive functioning ADHD is often misunderstood as simply a problem with paying attention. However, it’s crucial to recognize that ADHD is about self-regulation and executive functioning. These processes, which occur in the frontal lobes of the brain, help direct behavior toward goals and manage […]

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Navigating AI Bias in Education

Teach Mate offers over 130 AI-powered tools to enhance classroom learning from early years to post-16 education Teach Mate is a comprehensive platform that provides over 130 AI-powered tools aimed at supporting teachers across all educational phases, from early years to post-16. These tools are designed to save time and enable the creation of personalized […]

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Why Your Child Needs a Safe Space to Fail and Innovate at Home

Understanding the Importance of Innovation and Problem-Solving in Education Ben Edmonds, a former Dyson innovator, started an international kids club after realizing that mainstream education wasn’t preparing children for the future. His club, which emphasizes creativity and problem-solving, grew from a small group of kids in his living room to a global movement. This approach […]

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Why Only 10% of Classrooms Adopt New Math Strategies

The Disappointment of Inconsistent Adoption of Math Strategies in Classrooms It’s disheartening to learn that even with professional development and support, only a small fraction of classrooms consistently implement new math strategies. This inconsistency can leave students, like your child, without the benefit of high-quality math instruction. Schools may invest in training, but the translation […]

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Classroom Challenges: How Parents Can Make a Difference

Understanding the Importance of Identifying Your Child’s Specific Classroom Struggles Just like teachers need to recognize their own areas for improvement, it’s crucial for you as a parent to identify where your child struggles in the classroom. This awareness is the first step toward finding effective solutions. By engaging in open conversations with your child […]

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From Memorization to Mastery: How Parents Can Support Modern Math Education

Recognizing the Importance of Parental Involvement in Math Education Parental involvement is crucial in a child’s math education. Schools may not always have the resources or time to fully engage parents, but you can make a significant difference. By understanding the methods teachers use today, you can support your child at home, fostering a positive […]

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Overcoming Math Trauma

Understanding Math Trauma and Its Impact on Your Child Math trauma is more than just a dislike for numbers; it’s a deep-seated fear or anxiety that can stem from various sources, including negative feedback, stereotyping, and a lack of representation in the classroom. Dr. Pamela Seda, an equity expert, emphasizes that these experiences can make […]

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Private vs. Public Evaluations for Your Child’s Learning Needs

Understanding the Importance of Choosing the Right Evaluation Path Jennifer from Atlanta shares her regret about not opting for a private neuropsychological evaluation initially, which could have provided a broader understanding of her child’s needs. She learned that starting with a school evaluation can limit the options for a subsequent private evaluation due to test […]

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