Mathematics Learning and Teaching Resources
I studied mathematics through calculus II in college and have tutored a number of students in mathematics over the years. Despite their difficultites, I have generally found that mastering basic skills gives them both the skills and the confidence they need to succeed. Mastering basic skills and memorizing formulas is not all there is to mathematics, however. Math is an endlessly creative field. What you see here is merely one or two facets of that field.Arithmetic
A thorough grounding in basic operations (addition, substraction, multiplication, and division) lays the foundation for later success in mathematics. Math is often more difficult for students in middle and high school than it need be, simply because they lack basic arithmetic skills. The resources I've included in this section are intended for parents of students in grades preK-6 to use with their children, and for older students to use on their own.-
Addition Facts table (small) can be cut out and pasted inside a folder or book cover.
Addition Facts table (large) can be punched and kept in a notebook.
Addition Flash Cards
Multiplication Facts table (small) can be cut out and pasted inside a folder or book cover.
Multiplication Facts table (large) can be punched and kept in a notebook.
Multiplication Flash Cards
Pre-Algebra
Resources coming soon.
Algebra
Resources coming soon.
Geometry
Resources coming soon.
Trigonmetry
Resources coming soon.
Calculus
Resources coming soon.
