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Math curriculum reviews for homeschoolers by homeschoolers. In addition to viewing ratings by value, ease of use, and fun factor, find out the pros and cons of each resource in the detailed homeschool resource reviews submitted by homeschoolers. Leave your own reviews to help others.

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Algebra

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General Math

Geometry

Money

Pi Day

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Math articles


What is Memory and How Does it Work?
This article has been written to provide parents and teachers with the background information on how memory works...

Are You Mathphobic?
Many homeschooling parents are mathphobic. They’re cool with teaching their little ones their numbers, and even simple addition and subtraction. But go much past that and the possibilities scare them silly. Long division? Who remembers it and why should we, they ask. That’s why God led someone to invent the calculator! And don’t even bring up the A word (algebra). They can’t bear to go there. Like Scarlett O’Hara, they’ll think about that tomorrow.....

New Year's Goal Setting and Math Add Up to Higher Grades for Students!
Teaching math is one of the greatest ways to instill valuable goal-setting skills while ensuring academic success. Math provides the perfect opportunity for goal-setting lessons: its aims are realistic, obtainable, measurable and can be broken down into smaller goals or tasks. Developing goal-setting skills will help students learn how to manage their time, make better decisions and take ownership of their own academic progress...

Teaching Math At Home
As parents we read to our children but many of us neglect counting and other math concepts early on. Why? For some, math is something we think can be taught at a later age, but we are now learning that even babies are capable of learning math. So how do you teach the very young?..



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