Self-Directed Math Guides
Now you can instantly find out what areas your student is struggling in and WHY...and all at no cost to you!
Let Us Do All The Work For You! Here's How
Self-direction is all about independence and learning why your student is struggling.
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This comment from one teacher inspired us to create a system of self-directed learning materials that will decrease teacher burnout or chronic stress that leads to physical or emotional exhaustion.
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“If you have trouble with your multiplication tables, you will stand no chance at long division. And yet the student is still expected to take the quizzes and tests on long division."
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Here's How It Works:
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Logic Jump: Through specialized questions, we have created a form of logic jump. Based on your students' answers, we will tell your student either to jump ahead to more difficult topics or review topics that they may be struggling with.
Analysis: You can pinpoint which areas your student is mastering and which areas need improvement.
Review and Practice: Practice makes perfect. If your student needs to review topics, there are plenty of extra practice problems to help your student get the necessary practice to help them master the topic.
Our Self-Directed Guides
This self-directed guide is a great way to help you practice and learn to simplify fractions.
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Reviews
"I have struggled with fractions during school and when my kids were in elementary school this would have been such a huge help. The examples and practice problems are clear and concise and with the answer key available you can check your work. Definitely will use for the grandkids!"
-Laurie Cline
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"Fantastic illustrations and guidance for teaching and learning about fractions. This is perfect for our children who loved the clear steps and visuals that helped their understanding. Highly recommended!!!"
-Aoife Wai
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"As someone who struggled in math, I found it helpful in understanding simple fractions. Also I could pass this book along to another teacher for the do now activities."
-LaShana Kirksey