Home-schooled Part Three
Home-schooled Part Three Welcome back to part three of our miniseries, Home-schooled. In Home-schooled part one, we touched on the overall aspects of getting into a "new normal." In part…
Home-schooled Part Two
Home-schooled Part Two In our post, Chronicles of a real teacher, virtually home schooling your kids, a teacher chronicled their experience over a few weeks leading up to the first week…
Home-schooled Part One
Home-schooled Part One In our post, How are you managing the new task of parent and makeshift home-school teacher, we talked a bit about the newfound responsibility of parents who home-schooled…
Parent and makeshift home-school teacher
Parent and makeshift home-school teacher How are you managing the new task of parent and makeshift home-school teacher? Maybe you have never dreamed of being a home-school parent. Perhaps you…
Learning Through Fun.
In times of crisis, fear, and quarantine, we need to guide our children to use their imagination and learning through fun. During this time, while the WHO has recommended minimum…
Success, we want it for all our children.
Do you consider yourself successful in everyday math? So we all want success for our children but I have a few questions. They might not seem relevant at first, but…
School Phase Rankings and Statistics – Week 7
Check the latest statistics and rankings for the National Math Bee's School Phase. We are in our last two days of this phase. School Phase Rankings and Statistics - Friday,…
Let us be part of the solution and ensure a safer future for our students.
Dear educational community, What is happening in the lives of our children? Why are we seeing higher incidences of violence and bullying in our schools? How have we permitted violence to…
It’s time to wake up and face the Global Education crisis
Education is a fundamental right, as outlined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Access to a quality educational program is the number one indicator of a child's success and…
Allow children to ask questions in order to nourish curiosity
Allow children to ask questions in order to nourish curiosity
Curiosity is a crucial indicator of integral growth and is a defining factor for student success. A newborn child is innately curious and will inherently seek out to learn about…
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