Child who has dyslexia makes it her mission to share the positive in the learning disability. An author at age 9 she has harnessed the disorder and it ready to conquer it and help others conquer it as well.
The Westerville City School district is having nothing but headaches after implementing CPM curriculum to their students. Failure rates are up and parents are wondering if this is the right type of teaching style for their children. Check out this article if you have any experience with CPM.
Technology has come far in the past few decades, and we may now have math software to help students with the toughest of equations. According to Harvard research, Dreambox is helping students achieve success. Read this article to find out more.
Do you find math to be a total bore? Many students do, and it may just be the way that you are learning it. A new tool to teach math is on the horizon. Find out how Dr. Shirley Disseler is using Lego’s to help students better understand math.
Come fall Marion County High School students will have new technology at the tips of their fingers. Via a laptop and tablet hybrid students will have access to up to date textbooks for math. Students will be able to take the tablets home, which might be helpful with homework.
Engaging students in different subjects such as robotics has allowed them to become involved and learn mathematics at the same time. One local school found girls to be more interested in robotics and have built a club around it.
What is the cause of your math anxiety? Many exist however you might be surprised as to how the experts agree to treat it. You’re not alone, many people suffer from this!
Rhode Island schools are not currently screening for learning disabilities to include dyslexia. Teachers are also not given extra resources to care for these children leading to problems for kids with this learning disability.
School is Mississippi is decreasing enrollment due to budget shortcoming of nearly 1.5 million dollars. The Math and Sciences school is decreasing by over 40 students with plans to reorganize after the coming school year.
A local prosecutor whose own son has been diagnosed with dyslexia finds herself volunteering at a federal prison with aims to increase educational opportunities for inmates in Dublin Ireland. The inmates targeted are those diagnosed with dyslexia.
