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Nov 13, 2019
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Wordy Problemy Wednesday: Weights, Measures, And A Very Heavy Snowman
Oct 17, 2018
Do you want to build a snowman?
Exactly how big (or heavy) a snowman do you think you could make? In this week’s word problem challenge, Anna wants her snowman to be made of three snowballs, each of different sizes. Can you use your elementary ...
How to Tell if Your Child is Stressed in School
Oct 14, 2018
Students aren’t always forthcoming about problems they’re having in school. The reasons why kids stay silent about it are many and varied: The child may be afraid of letting the parent down, they may be ashamed or too scared to ask for help, or th...
Celebrating 60 Years Of NASA
Oct 13, 2018
Sixty years ago, on October 1, 1958, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) as we know it was established and our world was changed for the better. As math and STEM lovers, we are very excited to celebrate this incredible anniver...
Word Problem Wednesday: Just Your Average Chocolate Chip Cookie Math
Oct 10, 2018
Who doesn’t love chocolate chip cookies? And the more chocolate chips the better, right? This week’s word problem challenge uses cookies to illustrate the math concept of average. Because let’s face it, any kind of cookie is a delicious kids’ math...
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January 13, 2020
Chaw Su
September 23, 2019
Yin Yin Aye
My two sons, Mike 10 and Sam 7, have different way of understanding Math. Mike figures things out quickly and calculates very fast but Sam is slow in calculating and gets a bit confused.
I was worried about Sam.
Sam loves to buy snacks at the school cafeteria, but he doesn't know the exact change he's supposed to get back
Mike is very good at managing his pocket money.
Math skills are very important in life
Once we found out that the first mathnasium center from the USA was going to open in Yangon, I was so excited to send them there
The assessment test found out that Sam's way of calculating is wrong, and he relies on finger counting.
With Mathnasium, I'm sure Sam will have a solid foundation for math that he can rely on in the future.
Mike, who is already good at math, also benefits from lessons that structure his way of thinking and strengthen his love of math.
Mathnasium of Nakheel Center Reviews
January 13, 2020
Chaw Su
September 23, 2019
Yin Yin Aye
My two sons, Mike 10 and Sam 7, have different way of understanding Math. Mike figures things out quickly and calculates very fast but Sam is slow in calculating and gets a bit confused.
I was worried about Sam.
Sam loves to buy snacks at the school cafeteria, but he doesn't know the exact change he's supposed to get back
Mike is very good at managing his pocket money.
Math skills are very important in life
Once we found out that the first mathnasium center from the USA was going to open in Yangon, I was so excited to send them there
The assessment test found out that Sam's way of calculating is wrong, and he relies on finger counting.
With Mathnasium, I'm sure Sam will have a solid foundation for math that he can rely on in the future.
Mike, who is already good at math, also benefits from lessons that structure his way of thinking and strengthen his love of math.