HOW CAN PARENTS HELP CHILDREN TO LEARN MATH? METRO Edition

Even if you don't remember your high school algebra, the experts say parents can help their children learn and appreciate math by making it relevant. Math skills are basic to such everyday tasks as problem solving, estimation and reasoning. Here are tips from the tutoring and test prep company...

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Published inThe Orlando sentinel
Main Author Catherine Hinman of the Sentinel Staff Catherine Hinman of the Sentinel staff
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Orlando, Fla Tribune Publishing Company, LLC 05.09.1999
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Summary:Even if you don't remember your high school algebra, the experts say parents can help their children learn and appreciate math by making it relevant. Math skills are basic to such everyday tasks as problem solving, estimation and reasoning. Here are tips from the tutoring and test prep company Sylvan Learning Centers on what parents can do at home: