Ep 11: Protect Math
From Ultimate Homeschool Radio Shows · 5:29
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If you guard one subject through a hard year, guard math. Not because it matters more, but because it is the one where a gap in October is still a problem the following March. This is part of 13 Things We’d Tell a Brand-New Homeschool Mom — thirteen short episodes marking thirteen years of the Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network. In this episode Why math is different from almost everything else you teach You need to be one lesson ahead, not gifted The sentence to stop saying in front of a struggling child Why the trouble is almost never in today’s lesson When handing it off is the right call Go deeper on the network 7 Tips for Teaching Math to Kids of All Ages Our Sweet 13 sponsors Thanks to CTCMath for supporting this show. Every lesson is taught on video, so you are not the one explaining long division at eight in the morning. One membership covers every child in your house at every grade level. This episode is sponsored. We only take sponsors we would point our own families to. It is our 13th birthday all month long. More than $1,500 in prizes across four October drawings, and everyone who enters gets Sweet Treats, a free collection of resources from the hosts across the network. One entry puts you in all four. Enter the Sweet 13 Giveaway
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