Silicon Valley Mathematics Initiative helps dyscalculia

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Fear of math represents not personal failure or a missing gene but wrongheaded “one-size-fits-all” ways of teaching. That, at least, is the theory behind a quiet revolution in math education incubated in the Bay Area that is exciting teachers even more than an elegant proof of the Pythagorean theorem.

A vanguard of math instructors is embracing ideas developed by two Stanford professors to reform math instruction. more HERE

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Overcoming math anxiety

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Pamela Price writes a very nice post over on the “redwhiteandgrew” blog about how to overcome math anxiety. illustrated with some videos, you’ll be sure to get some good ideas on how to work with your child on math anxiety.

Read all about it HERE

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Parent classes to help kids with math homework

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A great initiative in the UK where a school district organizes classes for parents who want to help their children with their math homework. For many parents their math classes are long ago and methods have been changed. A refresher may just be what they need.

Read all about it HERE also check out the options HERE and HERE

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