
Dr. Cotter on Helping Teach Math
There are ways a grandparent, family member, or friend can help a child with math. Here’s a list of seven things that will help

There are ways a grandparent, family member, or friend can help a child with math. Here’s a list of seven things that will help

A few years ago while on a shuttle to speak at a math convention, I started talking to a young man next to me.

My oldest child, Robbie, wants to be a game inventor when he grows up. He’s invented quite a few games, but the majority of

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We’ve had some conversations lately with parents of children who are struggling with counting. Sharon writes: “Any tips for children with dyscalculia? My daughter has had

Summer is almost over. I know, I know! Some of you are clapping your hands over your ears and muttering “I can’t hear you,

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

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How’s your summer been? I was at a family reunion in Prescott, Wisconsin last weekend. We had four generations that day at the farm