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August 26, 2016

Dyscalculia Aug 26 Students get a lesson in math and science through Angels baseball #dyscalculia Teachers have one of the most difficult and important jobs that exists in our society. Some of them are taking it upon themselves to think outside the box. What in… Dyscalculia Aug 26 3 Reasons Kids Struggle With Math And How to Help #dyscalculia Do your kids struggle with math? You’re not alone… the Huffington Post has a few tips on how to change their angst into enjoyment: Seek help to keep up. Memorize…

August 25, 2016

Dyscalculia Aug 25 3 Tips to Building Math Confidence in Your Child #dyscalculia Math anxiety is not natural. It is learned. If it is learned, we can learn to overcome it. Don’t let yourself think that you just aren’t good at math. When… Dyscalculia Aug 25 Hope for kids with learning difficulties #dyscalculia Through early identification and proper support of the learning challenged we can prevent students from ever falling behind in school. These creative students should not have to wait for the…

August 24, 2016

Dyscalculia Aug 24 Does Math Help Programming Or Programming Help Math? #dyscalculia Programming and math have many overlapping skill sets. Traditionally, kids that are good at math are known to get into programming and find success. What would happen if students were…

August 23, 2016

Dyscalculia Aug 23 Students Sharpen Skills In Nontraditional Summer Classroom #dyscalculia For most kids, summer school is their worst nightmare. Believe it or not, some children crave structure. These young students signed themselves up for a unique summer school opportunity to… Dyscalculia Aug 23 Playing Super Mario Brothers Is Like Solving a Super Hard Math Problem #dyscalculia When I was in the 3rd grade I won a spelling bee because I had read the word acid before while playing Super Smash Brothers on my Nintendo 64. What…

August 22, 2016

Dyscalculia Aug 22 US schools include more science, math at earlier ages #dyscalculia The regions of the brain responsible for mathematics and scientific reasoning start developing at a much earlier age than kids typically enroll in public school. Some schools are stepping up…

August 20, 2016

Dyscalculia Aug 20 Girls Scouts, math and forensics help keep kids engaged with summer learning #dyscalculia Studies show that students of all ages consistently lose academic progress over the summer months. Organizations like 100 Black Men are a humongous blessing for both kids, parents, and their… Dyscalculia Aug 20 Math-challenged? Robots may be the answer #dyscalculia Why aren’t kids interested in math perhaps because teachers need to get more creative? This school district is considering using computer programming and robotics to get students interested in math!