Mathematics July 2012 Archive

In order to embrace 21st century learning, many educational jurisdictions seem to be piloting iPads in classrooms.  One of the best features of the iPad is its app based software. I ... Read More

Business math is something that I focused on minimally in my academic career. However, it's a must in finance and everyone at some point or another will have a need ... Read More

Is your child working on learning their timestables over the summer holidays? Let me  help you with a few printable worksheets and resources: Target Worksheets for 12, 11, ten,  nine, eight, seven, ... Read More

Teacher mentoring program  in major subjects is the new Obama Administration strategy for improving the American workforce and economy. Additional stipends of up to $20,000 per year will be the ... Read More

When the summer holiday boredom sets in,  it's time to provide the young learners with a few activities. Here's a fun little printable book of shapes or an ice cream problem ... Read More

For some people, the phrase 'math problem' is a physical condition. The discomfort associated with performing tasks in math is not just in your head. In studies from  Cambridge and ... Read More

Just because it's summertime and most students are on holidays, don't let the great learning that occurred throughout the school year diminish. Take a bit of time throughout the summer ... Read More

The title of this blog almost sounds like the title of a song!  Here is a reminder for math enthusiasts. The annual summer meeting of the Mathematical Association of America ... Read More

This summer I took on a new hobby-like goal that I truly never thought I'd have any interest in.  I never understood the fascination others had with golf but decided I needed to ... Read More