The game Bojagi is a useful way to review basic math (factors) and it also provides a visual representation of mathematical ideas; something that can help adults remember why they liked math when they were children. When one dives into the deeper mechanics of number theory and mathematical practices, but it’s also fun, engaging, and […]
This article is about Neil deGrasse Tyson’s answer to a little girl’s question about whether there were dyslexic astrophysicists in his field. His answer was that yes there are, it is just a lard hurdle to jump over citing that there are people that have autism, ADD as well as dyscalculia. https://youtu.be/bBD_LTPjYVQ
The article is about helping the helpless. It explains how kids with certain disabilities can also be affected by their environment. Kids with special needs should be able to go to school and associate with other kids like regular kids. Schools and facilities are being built and remodeled to meet the needs of kids with […]
Statistics show that the number of black students in Florida, graduating math based majors in universities is significantly declining. What can Florida public universities can do about solving that problem? Is it just the fault of the university or does it all starts at high school or even earlier?
This article is about students, who love math but do not end up choosing math careers. They love math and love studying it but do not pursue it; they see it as just a stepping stone. It is also about professor Zahra Hazari, whom is trying to add a little bit of spice to math […]
Ashville Middle School has dropped sixth and seventh grade accelerated math classes due to racial and academic unbalance. There will be accelerated clusters within regular classes instead. Students will receive personalized instruction at whatever level they are, this goes on to benefit different-type thinkers socially and academically. This change will require training and support for […]
“Our Neurodiverse World” is an in depth article that will touch on a few major aspects of autism. You will get an in depth look at “Autreat” a great company that has been helping families that are suffering from this disease. You will also get an overview of what autism is and how it affects […]
Sooner or later, every parent comes to a point when their child’s homework math problems become too complicated for them to offer meaningful help. One solution is to obtain and learn how to use an advance math calculator. It can do calculus, trigonometry, statistics, and more advanced calculation problems. The author recommends the Microsoft Mathematics […]
Those pesky multiplication tables…but what if there was a way to make memorizing them fun? Such were the musings of educational consultant Greg Tang and Principal Todd Langley who worked together to create the idea of very visual multiplication tables at the Alcova Elementary School. Students see the multiplication facts so often that memorization is […]
For Osmo Numbers you can use real objects, like wooden tiles or game pieces that have dots and numbers on them to interact with game happening on your iPad screen. There are numerous things that you can learn from mathematics to physical interaction. The more that your child uses the games the more they can […]
