Online Full Interactive MATH Curriculum: We also offer internet based interactive Full MATH Curriculum products.
Our online products include:
Student Features:
- Highly animated concise and "to-the-point" lessons with all three learning modalities (Audio, Visuals and Text) to increase understanding of the material
- Interactive FlashCards enhance student learning by allowing them to practice problem solving with real-time feedback and step-by-step problem solving instructions.
- Templates allow parents and child to create Practice Exercises which allow child to practice problem solving with real time feedback and step-by-step problem solving instructions
- Templates allow parents and child to create Practice Tests which allow child to practice exam taking under timed conditions to enhance their performance on "real" exams.
- Variety of reports allow child to track their own progress
- Printable Worksheets and Exams
- Reference Sheets packed with facts and formulas
Parental Features:
- Design, Review and Administer Assignments.
- Instant ONLINE Grading.
- Identify child’s specific areas of strength and weakness
- Use built-in tools to improve child’s performance in those weak areas.
- Measure and Track child’s progress.
Books: We offer printed books as well. The book products include:
- Full Curriculum Book
- Worksheets & Exams PACK
- Worksheets Solution Guide
- Exams Solution Guide
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High school math besides algebra
teaching kids who just don’t get it because I do get it and can’t understand how they don’t sometimes.
I’m not good at math. What’s hardest for me is having to come up with reasons for why my daughter needs to learn it when obviously her mother doesn’t know it and gets along just fine in the world.
My kids do really well in math. They just take their time doing it. They could probably use work on the basic facts.
My biggest challenge teaching math is conceptualization. I have a child that even with manipulatives, has a hard time “seeing” how to solve a problem.
This is our first year homeschooling and we have had to reteach many concepts that were taught incorrectly in school, so we struggle with what basics we still need to teach.
Keeping my child’s attention. She loses focus if she feels we are covering something she already knows, or if I ask her to practice it.
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I want this! and I just now saw the questions on the raffle copter…I am a slow learner
my biggest challenge is consistency
Getting through 1 day of math without tears and tantrums!
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I taught high school math in the public school system, and sometimes I think, “How in the world do I teach the basics?” By the time I got my students, they already knew the basics (or were supposed to know them…
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I was never truly good at math and still struggle in my teaching as i can not fully understand.
Math was never a strong subject for me, so how do I help my kids when I couldn’t do it myself.
finding math programs that work for my special needs children
Teaching him new concepts without him getting frustrated
Keeping the kids engaged and making it fun!
Helping them learn the facts in a fun non-stressful way.
I also agree, Fact memorization is the hardest part for us.
Consistently teaching at the appropriate level for multiple children with special needs
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Grading everyone’s math every day so I don’t fall behind (too bad).
our biggest challenge with math is, i dont understand it past fractions. how can i teach them something i dont really understand.
we need this so badly.
helping my children remember the facts
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