Do you believe that providing children with the proper tools in school is exactly where we need to turn our attention? How do you feel about providing those tools to help students who are challenged by anxiety and ADHD among other learning obstacles? Read more here how special finds offers tools to help children cope with their challenges.
Math is a great subject to study, and can be translated into a variety of careers depending on your interests. Here are 15 of the best careers to pursue if you love math.
Did you know that there are famous people that you might have heard of that have dyslexia? Legend Sir Jackie Stewart is one of them. Read more in this article to find out his thoughts on dyslexia and being bullied.
What would you do if words just flowed like the letters in alphabet soup does? A young girl of the age of 15 explains what it is like to be dyslexic. Want to find out more?
For some people, solving a Rubik’s Cube seems impossible–but actually, once you know the method, it’s easy, and it can be done in 20 seconds or less. Learn more about the world of Speed Cubing, or competitive Rubik’s Cube solving.
One Cornell math professor is determined to make mathematics more accessible to everyone. Find out more about how he tries to make math interesting to the general public and his tricks for creating a sense of wonder around the subject.
This peer course assistant at Middlebury College is motivating students in math. Find out more about how Chelsey Donato communicates her passion for the subject to her fellow students in introductory courses.
Hundreds of girls attended a workshop that allowed them to see the different types of career options that are available to them at the 20th annual math and science event at MTSU. Do you know what the best part of that was? They get a chance to dream even bigger now! Check out this article to see how!
Are our schools failing our children with dyslexia? The system seems to disconnect and often it is the parents that are teaching the schools about this learning obstacle. To learn more about the schools and out students, read more here.
How do you bring life to a dead subject for students? A new VASC exhibit brings math to life for kids young and old through music, games and sports.
