The terms development or developmentally appropriate are frequently used, but finding good definitions is difficult. A dictionary defines develop as growing and becoming more mature or advanced. We see physical
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When I started using RightStart Math, I would play many of the games suggested, but my family had our favorites. We would play the
Lesson 105 in RS2 Level F is titled Dividing Fractions on a Fraction Chart. This lesson is very critical to understanding division of fractions. Yes, when dividing fractions we
We have recently been hit with lots of snow. I suppose, being winter time, I should expect it. But as I sit and watch
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“What is the Math Set for?” This is a frequently asked question. Last year, I got to meet a lot of homeschoolers at conventions.
“I really like this, but it’s parent-intensive. I don’t think I’d be able to do it with my kids.” When I took calls for
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We recently got this question from Deborah via email: We currently use another math program, but I am considering switching. Do you have any reasoning
