Excellence in Math
Hey there, tech enthusiasts! Are you ready to dive into the world of Artificial Intelligence and discover some seriously cool tools that’ll make you feel like a wizard? Grab your wands (or keyboards), because we’re about to explore some of the most amazing AI tools that are changing the game for creators, coders, and everyone […]
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In the vast expanse of the digital universe, where the stars are websites sparkling with information and the planets are platforms of endless interaction, there lies a spaceship designed for the most intrepid of explorers: the modern family. Commanding this vessel requires more than just the courage to hit the “Enter” key; it demands a
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🌟 Ever watched your kids swipe, tap, and scroll, and thought, “Gee, they sure consume a lot of technology”? What if I told you that with a sprinkle of magic (and a bit of guidance), your kids could flip the script and become not just consumers but creators of technology? That’s right! Welcome to a
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Hey there, young adventurer! Have you ever wondered how your video games work, why the planets circle the sun, or how your smartphone does… well, pretty much everything? Believe it or not, the secret behind all these mysteries is a super cool, ancient code called mathematics! But guess what? Behind every great math discovery, there
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Follow along to see how this homeschooler gets accepted to Penn State College of Engineering her Junior year of high school with 30 college credits already.
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Follow along to see how this homeschooler gets accepted to Penn State College of Engineering her Junior year of high school with 30 college credits already.
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Once upon a time there was a dancer girl with long blond hair. This girl danced all evening, every evening. Missing dance was like losing a day of her life. When she got off the bus that Monday so tired, headed straight for the bottom bunk of her pink room, I figured she was just
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Here are the best free math websites that are available to homeschoolers. Follow along on this blog or the Log Cabin Schoolhouse Facebook Page for Monday Math Tips. I’ll try super hard to focus 80% on higher math sites. So, kids follow along too! There are endless amounts of websites that teach math. I want
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I’m going to share the wondrous ways God has written math into our world. In this beautifully industrious culture we live in today, we are blessed in so many ways by the gift of mathematics, (think geometric shapes and the physics of ballet!) and yet, so many of us miss math as an essential ingredient
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Ten important things must be done to succeed at higher level math as a homeschooler. Use graph paper. Some of the most basic skills are what lead to the best accuracy and thereby good math grades. Graph paper forces students to line up each place value purposefully. Use pencil. Seriously, Einstein made mistakes. Square every
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