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45Should Mathematics Be Revised?
Haunty asked a very pertinent and relevant question considering students performances collectively in the mathematics classrooms and on standardized tests across the country today. It is my desire to see mathematics specialized or departmentalized at every grade level including Kindergarten.
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44How to Pick Your GCSE Subjects for Years 10 and 11
Here's some tips if you don't know how to chose your GCSE's! Don't forget- choose options that will open lot's of doors for the future.
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55Square Roots on the SAT
how to deal with square root problems on the SAT. I especially focus on how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide square roots. Adding and Subtracting square roots tends to be the trickiest. Square roots are a nasty beast for many students trying...
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66The Fibonacci Sequence: Math For the Non-Math Brain
Fibonacci number sequence; how it's done. Explanation for those better with words than numbers.
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82Fantastic February: Creative Ideas For The Classroom
rebeccamealey has taught at every grade level k-12 and shares creative resources for teaching in the "busiest little month" of the year, February.
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72My Kid hates Math, I Need Help!
Once again, my Sister-in-law was asking for help with her 8 years old daughter. The problem was the way she was sent home with homework that was hard enough for this poor thing. WHY IS STILL SO HARD? We wish we could help every kid in the world,...
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72Who should consider using online math homework help
Using online math resources can save parents time, money and frustration. Who should consider using online math homework help? Who benefits most from online math homework help?
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70Do you want to learn for free?
Introduces Khan Academy, a free resource for your learning needs.
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66Plus and Minus Numbers
In Mathematics plus and minus numbers are called directed numbers. One of the biggest stumbling blocks for children in High School Mathematics is dealing with plus and minus numbers. They keep mixing up the rules for addition and multiplication of...
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64Finding the volume of a sphere by using the formula V = (4/3)*Pi*r^3
The volume of a sphere (a ball) can be calculated using the following formula: V= (4/3) πr³ All you need to know is the radius of the sphere. If you are given the diameter make sure you half this to give the radius of the sphere. If you...
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