What a great idea Caner Yakupoğlu! This will really help a lot of people with reading disorders. Congratulations on being recognized in your recent project and competition at Ege University!
Have you ever thought about sending your child to a summer math camp to improve their skills? Read here about a math summer camp for students at East Garner Middle School to learn about an interesting alternative math summer camp!
Do you know dyslexia doesn’t have to be an affliction? In his article Kevin O’Leary, multi-millionaire explains how he overcame his learning difference and succeeded in his professional pursuit. You can overcome the challenges of dyslexia.
If we don’t incorporate the technology and make it engaging the students will find ways to bring in the technology and use it in their own ways,” said 5th grade math teacher, Cheryl Doss. 20 teachers from the school districts of Columbus Municipal, West Point, Noxubee, Lowndes, and Kemper Counties attended the 4 week program.
Elementary school teachers in Georgia are becoming frustrated with the common core lack of education they have received about the updates and requirements. They say they have received no training that was promised to them and are taking matters in their own hands.
In Traverse City there will be some curriculum changes coming this year to the math department and next year to the English department with a heavy price tag of over $900,000 to be covered by the district.
Michigan College has dropped requirements for students in general education studies to take a math course. Considering many individuals in Michigan require remediation this may not be such a good tactic.
Practice truly does make perfect and allow for students to improve math skills. If this can be done through different teaching methods than an old dog really can learn new tricks and skills when it comes to subjects.
New local math program entitled BEAM engages kids in math in a different but updated way. It is available to all students, which many homeschool programs are not. It utilizes interactive question and problems to get the kids thinking and excited about the subject.
Special schools for dyslexics exist even when diagnosed as an adult or for those that need further help into adulthood. This can help with overall reading comprehension, understanding, speed, and agility. It’s not just help for kids, and that can be a very positive thing.
