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
Approximately one in ten children has a learning disability. For most of these children, traditional methods of teaching math are a source of frustration
Did you check out our blog on division? And did you read about short division? Isn’t that just wonderful? Now, let’s talk about some practice
When I started using RightStart Math, I would play many of the games suggested, but my family had our favorites. We would play the
Choosing to homeschool your child can be an exciting yet daunting task. I was nervous – was I able to teach my kids to
“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
When we decided to homeschool, the search for curriculum began. With a Masters in Christian Education, I was mindful of the philosophy and objectives
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
If you took some time off for the summer with your student, you are no doubt making plans to get ready to go back
