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Growth Mindset Mathematics
Growth Mindset Mathematics
Have you ever thought that there are two types of people, those that are good at math and those that are not?
Have you ever thought that there are two types of people, those that are good at math and those that are not?
Brain research contradicts this thinking.
Brain research contradicts this thinking.
Math Curriculum in Elementary School
Math Curriculum in Elementary School
Today's math curriculum is based on the common core standards and has two main components, content and practice.
Family Corner
Family Corner
This is our fourth year using the Bridges in Mathematics curriculum, Kindergarten through Grade Five. Visit the Support for Families page on the Math Learning Center website, where you will find:
Unit overviews that explain what your child will be learning
Tips for helping your child with homework
Links to more information about each grade level of Bridges
Links to additional resources, including books and free online games
(includes an overview for each grade level)
(explains how the program is structured)
Youcubed at home from Stanford
Rich and creative ways to explore math at home for grades K-12.
Math Skills Games on Alexa (free to enable)
A large list of different audio mathematics practices and games using Alexa.
Helping at Home-Asking Questions:
(copy these cards to be double-sided) The front of each card introduces a Math Practice Standard in the form of a question and offers general tips for supporting a child’s mathematical thinking. The back of each card includes a set of questions that align with the standard.
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