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Friday, September 4, 2009
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Free Stuff For Parents
Back To School is never fun for parents. They are always the most left out of the process. The teacher gets a paycheck. The child gets to play at least during part of the day. The parent becomes the navigator, negotiator and the neglected one.
Well, I do not forget parents. Here are some free things for you.
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"26 Tips For Fall"
"Is My Child Disruptive?"
"5 Tips For Scholarships"
Well, I do not forget parents. Here are some free things for you.
To check the items you desire visit http://www.tinyurl.com/2parent
"26 Tips For Fall"
"Is My Child Disruptive?"
"5 Tips For Scholarships"
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Friday, May 8, 2009
Tips For Parents
I find when parents have to help their kids with math it brings up lots of issues. If the parent was not good at math during school then it is even harder to support the child. This is an opportunity for you as a parent to heal any bad math experience you encountered.
MATH IS BASICALLY 4 THINGS
- Growing a number by ADDING
- Reducing a number by SUBTRACTING
- Expanding a number by MULTIPLICATION
- Distributing a number by DIVISION
Regardless of the complexity of a word or math formula these are the only 4 things we really ever do.
Even in a complex math problem all we are doing is using a combination of those four things.
When you hit a wall with a problem ask yourself which one of the four basic things am I to do next? That is how we get the answer.
This is true whether the language of the number is a whole number, a fraction, a percentage
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