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Free SAT Resources for Your Teen

Free SAT Resources for Your Teen

Do you know a student that will be taking the new SAT? If you answer yes, encourage them to take advantage of the free SAT resources available through the College Board and Khan Academy. Before they take the test they should definitely

Angela Culley February 4, 2016November 14, 2018 Community Resources, Math, Study Skills, Study Strategies, Testing, Uncategorized 1 Comment Read more

Use Homework as a Study Tool – Strategies for Learning Math

Use Homework as a Study Tool – Strategies for Learning Math

Did you know that study skills aren’t a focus of most K-12 programs? Crazy, right? Students are told to study for a test, do their homework, and make corrections. However, the “How” is important. Just telling a student to do

Angela Culley October 29, 2015November 9, 2015 Homework, Math, Math at Home, Parents, Students, Study Skills 4 Comments Read more

Real Life Math – Making Guacamole

Real Life Math: Making Guacamole

I don’t know about you, but I absolutely love Chipotle and their guacamole. While grabbing lunch a few months ago, I was able to watch an employee make a batch since they have an open kitchen. While observing, I tried to

Angela Culley May 2, 2015November 14, 2018 Math is Real Life, Recipe No Comments Read more

Strategies to Help Your Child Learn Math – Immediate Feedback

Immediate Feedback Strategies

Do you ever wonder how you could possibly help your child learn math at home? This post is a first in a series on strategies you can implement at home to help your child learn math. “Numerous studies indicate that feedback

Angela Culley February 21, 2015April 3, 2017 Math at Home, Parents, Study Skills No Comments Read more

Real Life Math – Billiards (Pool) Edition

Billiards Math

Last night I enjoyed a few games of pool with friends. I must admit that every time I play I am reminded of the movie, Donald in Mathmagic Land. This movie is a classic I remember from my own school experiences.

Angela Culley November 9, 2014March 13, 2019 Math is Real Life 6 Comments Read more

Which Type of Tutor are You Looking For?

Which Type of Tutor Are You Looking For?

Tutoring is not a one-size-fits-all endeavor. Each student comes to tutoring for different reasons. The following is a list of 15 types of support a tutor may provide during any given session: Confidence Builder It is amazing how much a confident student can

Angela Culley September 28, 2014January 22, 2019 Study Skills, Tutoring 3 Comments Read more

10 Signs that Your Child May Need a Tutor

should I hire a tutor

Many clients often ask when is the right time to get a tutor for their child. The right answer varies, depending on the child, but don’t wait until bad grades show up on a report card. Now is the right

Angela Culley September 8, 2014March 13, 2019 Back to School, Parents, Tutoring 6 Comments Read more

Math Reasoning Inventory – An Informative & Free Math Assessment

MRI - Informative & Free Math Assessment

Have you ever wondered if your child is prepared for middle school math? Look no further. Let Math Ninja assess your child using the Math Reasoning Inventory developed by Marilyn Burns and her team of experienced teachers. This set of assessments

Angela Culley August 14, 2014November 14, 2018 Math, Testing, Tutoring No Comments Read more

Real Life Math – Tricks to Calculate a Tip Mentally

Real Life Math – Tricks to Calculate a Tip Mentally

I really enjoy spending time with friends over a shared meal.  Today I thought I would share the math I use to calculate a tip mentally at some of my favorite restaurants. Since I eat out a lot, I get almost daily

Angela Culley August 7, 2014November 14, 2018 Uncategorized 9 Comments Read more

Back to School – Grade Tracking Tool

grade tracking tool

Many students feel like their grades are arbitrarily chosen by their teacher. They believe they need to wait until the teacher tells them their grade to know how they are doing in class. Using a grade tracking tool helps students

Angela Culley August 2, 2014November 14, 2018 Back to School, Grades 3 Comments Read more
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