Comments on: Math Is Not Rocket Science http://acceptancewithjoy.wordpress.com/2008/04/01/math-is-not-rocket-science/ Wed, 23 Dec 2009 02:44:19 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Heidi http://acceptancewithjoy.wordpress.com/2008/04/01/math-is-not-rocket-science/#comment-4286 Heidi Thu, 03 Apr 2008 19:02:51 +0000 http://acceptancewithjoy.wordpress.com/?p=775#comment-4286 LOVE the tip, tip!! That is fantastic! My daughter is in third grade - - and has been struggling in math for a LONG time. I just pulled her from public school in January and we are still working on addition and subtractions facts. Thanks for sharing! LOVE the tip, tip!! That is fantastic!
My daughter is in third grade – - and has been struggling in math for a LONG time. I just pulled her from public school in January and we are still working on addition and subtractions facts.
Thanks for sharing!

]]> By: Andrea http://acceptancewithjoy.wordpress.com/2008/04/01/math-is-not-rocket-science/#comment-4267 Andrea Wed, 02 Apr 2008 12:21:23 +0000 http://acceptancewithjoy.wordpress.com/?p=775#comment-4267 The way you tailor your curriculum to your daughter's needs is very wise, and your posts are inspiring! The method that Marissa is using to figure out a tip is brilliant - great idea! ~Andrea The way you tailor your curriculum to your daughter’s needs is very wise, and your posts are inspiring! The method that Marissa is using to figure out a tip is brilliant – great idea!

~Andrea

]]> By: kari http://acceptancewithjoy.wordpress.com/2008/04/01/math-is-not-rocket-science/#comment-4265 kari Wed, 02 Apr 2008 11:55:47 +0000 http://acceptancewithjoy.wordpress.com/?p=775#comment-4265 I learn so much from you. Ben is still doing well in math, in fact it is his favorite subject. His special education teacher is using touch math and he isn't in to the real abstract stuff yet. Homeschooling is most likely in our future as he gets older and the gap widens. I will remember your lessons with Marissa when that time comes. Thank you for being a great teacher to Marissa and to so many others. ~Kari I learn so much from you. Ben is still doing well in math, in fact it is his favorite subject. His special education teacher is using touch math and he isn’t in to the real abstract stuff yet. Homeschooling is most likely in our future as he gets older and the gap widens. I will remember your lessons with Marissa when that time comes. Thank you for being a great teacher to Marissa and to so many others. ~Kari

]]> By: Dana http://acceptancewithjoy.wordpress.com/2008/04/01/math-is-not-rocket-science/#comment-4260 Dana Wed, 02 Apr 2008 04:16:53 +0000 http://acceptancewithjoy.wordpress.com/?p=775#comment-4260 I like that method for figuring tips! And I think it is hard for researchers to really understand qualitative differences because they don't fit on the checklist as well as quantitative ones. I like that method for figuring tips! And I think it is hard for researchers to really understand qualitative differences because they don’t fit on the checklist as well as quantitative ones.

]]> By: Ellen http://acceptancewithjoy.wordpress.com/2008/04/01/math-is-not-rocket-science/#comment-4259 Ellen Wed, 02 Apr 2008 02:57:58 +0000 http://acceptancewithjoy.wordpress.com/?p=775#comment-4259 I wish that I could have learned Math slower when I was in school. I did great until Pre-Algebra. The teacher left me behind and it was a struggle all the way through my Math college classes. Each child is different and learns at a different pace. I have one child that I have to help her with each Math problem and another child that is learning Algebra all by himself. Hopefully, he will be the Math tutor to the rest of the kids. I wish that I could have learned Math slower when I was in school. I did great until Pre-Algebra. The teacher left me behind and it was a struggle all the way through my Math college classes. Each child is different and learns at a different pace. I have one child that I have to help her with each Math problem and another child that is learning Algebra all by himself. Hopefully, he will be the Math tutor to the rest of the kids.

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