We’re all busy. And most of us are connected – by phone, tablet, laptop or desktop. For parents who want to benefit from technology to make the role of “Mom,” “Dad” or “Caretaker” easier, have I got apps for you. Like all good ideas, parenting apps solves problems – from how to keep track of…
Good Homework Habits Can Make All the Difference There’s debate about whether students should be given homework. One side says that those who learn classroom material and then are given related homework retain more information. It “sticks” better because of the repetition. Others counter that the logistics of homework – lack of time in busy…
Whether you’re a long-time fan, part of our family or new to Miracle Math, see if you can figure out the answer to this puzzler. The www.miraclemathcoaching.com website has eight menu headings (Home, About Us, Workshops, etc.) Click on each page and add the first two numbers you see (You can’t use a magnifying glass, and…
How DOES Santa deliver all of those gifts on Christmas Eve? It’s all in the Math! Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!!!
Of all the traits of doing well in school and in life, nothing beats having a good memory. And parents can help improve the recall skills of their students using these guidelines.
Adults in general have a tough time with math, and so it’s understandable that kids can use an assist. And what better way of helping than using a concept that most people love anyway – sports? Read about the ways that understanding ball playing can lead to good grades in math.
Parents might not be the most skilled experts at helping their children with Math, but now there’s hope. Here are 5 ways you can use the web for that purpose. (And don’t forget to call Miracle Math Coaching at (707) 398-3474 for professional help.
Thanksgiving is a day for families to rejoice in being together. Carving out some time for family activities is a must-do. Here are some activities for making the holiday special for everyone. Happy Thanksgiving from Miracle Math Coaching!
If you’re in charge of the holiday feast this week, here are some math tips to make sure no one goes home hungry.
Parents of young children can turn this ghoulish holiday into learning fun. Here are almost two dozen science projects, all related to Halloween.