We’re in the heart of college-application season. Applying to schools while keeping up with current class work, outside activities, friends and families can be a challenge. But, fear not. Here are some tips to keep you sane.
Some schools across the country understand how challenging the Common Core are for parents as well as students. And they’re doing something about it. They’re teaching Mom and Dad the Common Core – in the classroom.
Parents of young children can turn this ghoulish holiday into learning fun. Here are almost two dozen science projects, all related to Halloween.
Education.com is a cool website that allows parents to create their own educational worksheets and handouts. And the site devotes a section to our favorite ghoulish holiday; check out the party, craft and learning ideas offered to make your Halloween the scariest and most fun ever.
If you’ve been doing all you can to increase those college test scores, here’s some help. Check out these five tips for improving those important exam results.
Students in select schools in Solano and Sacramento counties are eligible for free enrollment in the Miracle Math Star Program. Check out the list below. To sign up, call 707-398-3474, and press 2701 for Mollie Soto. Or send us a message on Facebook or stop by our offices at 717 Texas St. in downtown Fairfield. The offer is…
Who knew that learning to dance could improve your Math? That’s just what happened for a group of middle school students in Boston. Learn more about the Kinesthetic theory of teaching Math.
Students who want to go to college but don’t have a college fund can still make their dreams come true. Check out these ideas for ensuring you get that diploma regardless of your financial situation.
If you attend one of the following schools, you’re eligible for free academic coaching from Miracle Math. To sign up for the Miracle Math Stars Program, call 707-398-3474, and press 2701 for Mollie Soto. Or send us a message on Facebook or stop by our offices at 717 Texas St. in downtown Fairfield. TRAVIS UNIFIED Golden West Middle…
There’s hope for students who are afraid of Math. According to a Canadian website, parents can help their students become more comfortable with Math by following a few easy steps. (And the kitchen is a great place to start).