Category: Math

Assistive technology (AT) has revolutionized how students with disabilities access and engage with educational content.

We will explore the best practices to boost working memory in students, and we'll provide explicit examples of how they can be implemented effectively at home and in the classroom.

Math anxiety is a common phenomenon, characterized by feelings of fear and anxiety associated with math-related activities.

Math builds upon a strong foundation of concepts. Just like a house, building on a weak foundation will cause a host of issues in the long run.

Many parents may believe that virtual schooling will never work for their child after experiencing “Zoom school”.  However, not all virtual learning experiences are created equal. 

Financial literacy instruction aim to teach students the skills and knowledge needed to make informed decisions about their personal finances

Understanding the day to day challenges of a student with dyscalculia or other math related difficulties is an important part of overcoming the hurdles that inhibit learning and undermine a student’s confidence.

Studies have shown math concepts are better reinforced when understood in real life context. Here are some examples to try at home!

Though the outward signs may appear similar, dyscalculia and math anxiety are different.

Educational therapy and tutoring may appear very similar, however, there are important distinctions between the two. Knowing the differences will help you determine the best fit for the needs of your child.