How to Help Your Child When You Struggle with Maths
Just because you may not be confident in maths doesn’t mean you can’t help your child succeed. Here are a few steps you can take…
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Overcome negativity bias in maths
Help your child combat math negativity bias with reframing, praising effort …
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Learn the power of good habits
Forming good habits can be challenging, but the long-term benefits are worth the effort…
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Help your child build a growth mindset
As a parent, you can play a crucial role in helping your child develop a growth mindset…
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Teach your child how the brain learns
By understanding how the brain learns, you can help your child believe in their own potential…
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Stanford University’s expert tips for learning maths
Get insider tips from Stanford’s experts to enhance your math learning experience and achieve success…
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5 easy ways to boost your maths skills
Unlocking the secrets to maths success. Here’s my mind-blowing experience with Stanford’s online course…
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Hand-drawn illustrations for Mathical Creatures worksheets
For kids who love dogs but aren’t so keen on maths. Here’s Mathical Creatures worded maths worksheets—My Best Friend: Dog Pack.
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How to get the most out of Mathical Creatures worksheets
So you’ve got a pack of Mathical Creatures worksheets right there at your finger tips. Here’s how to get value out of them.
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Boost your child’s maths confidence
Find out how adopting a growth mindset can change your child’s beliefs about their intelligence and ability. And ultimately change how your child view learning maths.
