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12/22/2025

I recommend ti-83 calculators for my math sessions! Math apps make solving problems too easy and doesn't allow students to learn.

12/07/2025

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12/06/2025

How many pieces of wood here? Use math to find out! # mathematics

11/30/2025

Great way to convert rates!

11/28/2025

Math scores have decreased across the country. Don't let your student fall into this statistic!

08/29/2024

Good luck with the new school year! Start strong and build good habits!

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08/11/2024

A child's education is the best investment a parent can make, but it doesn't mean it has to be expensive!

There are many resources for students to take advantage of to ensure they have many options upon graduating high school.

Researcher demonstrates how opportunity, preparation differences begin early, play major role in success, offering possible solutions.

08/05/2024

Prepare for the new school year with private tutoring and academic advising!

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08/04/2024

Early preparation leads to success.

Let's get ready for the new school year! Quality and affordable options for everybody.

Personalized tutoring in Stamford, Connecticut with certified teacher Juan David Ospina. Specializing in math, history, and reading, Juan makes learning engaging and accessible. Boost your confidence and achieve your educational goals.

01/02/2023

Rocking the beginning of 2023 with some mathematics!

01/09/2022

"Today’s students may earn $49,000 to $61,000 less over their lifetime owing to the impact of the pandemic on their schooling"

Parents: Don't wait for schools to educate your children, be proactive with their learning to ensure a lifetime of success! Lots of ways of doing so...such as:

1) Create a welcoming study environment at home. If this is not possible, then learn about all of the local libraries/cafes in the area
2) Maintain strong communication with their teachers
3) Reward them for doing good work

US states and districts have the opportunity to not only help students catch up on unfinished learning from the pandemic but also tackle long-standing historical inequities in education.