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HOW TO HELP YOUR KIDS WITH MATH

HOW TO HELP YOUR KIDS WITH MATH. Freedom High School Math Department. Mission Statement. Enable parents to help their children with math. Topics of Discussion. Parents Role Study Habits. Parents Role. Help your children establish good study habits Quiet, comfortable place

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HOW TO HELP YOUR KIDS WITH MATH

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  1. HOW TO HELP YOUR KIDS WITH MATH Freedom High School Math Department

  2. Mission Statement • Enable parents to help their children with math.

  3. Topics of Discussion • Parents Role • Study Habits

  4. Parents Role • Help your children establish good study habits • Quiet, comfortable place • Have your child explain examples from the book and their notes to you. • Check your students work. • Check odd answers in book • Check for completeness for evens

  5. Parents Role • Have your students study for tests and quizzes. • Make sure study guides/toolkits are complete • Select practice problems from the homework for them.

  6. Take an Active Role • Giving your children a sympathetic ear and a sounding board will encourage your students to keep trying.

  7. Study Habits • Pay attention, take notes • Do math homework right away • Be organized • Form study groups • Take breaks when frustrated • Use class notes and examples from book

  8. Study Habits • Try every problem. If you get stuck move on to the next question, but don’t give up. • Don’t be afraid to make mistakes. Sometimes we learn more from our mistakes than our successes. • Show work • Don’t erase your mistakes • Try something anything

  9. Study Habits • Study for tests and quizzes • Complete practice tests, study guides and toolkits • Review problems from the homework and past quizzes • Read notes • Ask questions and get help!

  10. After the Test • Test Retakes • Test and Quiz Corrections • FHS Test Policy • Most teachers keep tests • Sometimes teachers allow students to make corrections for points. • Even if points aren’t offered teachers allow students to go over their tests in their classrooms at lunch or after school.

  11. Thanks for coming. • Michelle Gordon

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