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Ah,
the joys of learning math! As the founder and president of my college's
old math club, I love mathematics....but have to really really really struggle
to retain the concepts.
Is
your child the same? A firm grasp of mathematics is one of the greatest
gifts you can give your child - the patterns of logical reasoning and deduction
that it teaches can last him or her to far beyond college (my math background
gave me programming abilities that pure compsci professionals lacked, because
I was taught how to think outside of the box).
Ever
wish you could zoom directly to the creative and academic resources online
that you can use to teach your child math? Remember, it might just be that
your child has a specific learning style...one that another approach would
help convey the material. But...how can you find it?
Until
now, you would have had to do all the above research yourself. But here
at Lingstar Learning, I've compiled the official Comprehensive
Mathematics Resource Map - a wealth of sites and data that will cut
through the confusion and send you directly to the information your child
needs. Included are precise pointers to:
- 100s
of FREE math software programs and exercises
- Dozens
of online learning resources (many with a month free trial)
- More!
And
this is not simply a collection of links to various/sundry places online.
I've carefully organized all of these phonics resources into an importable,
categorized favorites list that you can simply read into your browser
and have at your fingertips. Learn more HERE!
Teaching
your child math can be made far easier by applying their current interests
to the topic at hand. After watching my children start to bore of the
rote worksheets, I developed a method that incorporated their current interests
(Pokemon, princesses and chess) with applicable mathematics concepts. The
result? Instead of just memorizing addition and multiplication tables,
my kids now know why such knowledge is valuable to possess. Hence, they're
willing than ever to continue learning more.
This
process was the 2nd method I tried and the one that struck gold. Click
HERE to see how I did it.
Finally,
here are some other products you might find beneficial for teaching your
child math.
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