Varble Math Videos
Videos by Varble Math. Helping out-of-the-box thinkers identify how they process math leading to competence and confidence
Did your past group work experiences feel like a waste of time or did they make learning more fun? What activities kept you engaged?
Comment below with your thoughts!
In my small group hybrid classes, engagement and interaction are key. Through activities, games, and group discussions, students stay actively involved and interested. This app road not only makes learning enjoyable but also leads to better retention and understanding!
Want to see your child Theive in math? Check out my small group hybrid courses!
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Did your past group work experiences feel like a waste of time or did they make learning more fun? What activities kept you engaged? Comment below with your thoughts! In my small group hybrid classes, engagement and interaction are key. Through activities, games, and group discussions, students stay actively involved and interested. This app road not only makes learning enjoyable but also leads to better retention and understanding! Want to see your child Theive in math? Check out my small group hybrid courses! #homeschoolingmath #mathengagement
Do you remember group work where some students did all the work while others coasted along? How did that experience shape your view in teamwork? Share your stories or thoughts below! In my small group hybrid courses, peer support boosts confidence and learning. Students learn from each other, gaining insights and encouragement. This create a balanced and supportive community where everyone thrives! Discover the benefits of peer learning for your child by contacting me to learn more about my hybrid courses! #homeschoolingmath #mathcollaboration
Do you recall how diverse perspectives during group work affected your problem-solving skills? Did it lead to frustration or creativity? Comment below with your memories. In my small group settings, diverse perspectives are our strength! Each student brings unique insights and approaches to math questions which foster creative solutions and a feeling understanding. This diversity helps students think outside the box and tackle challenges from multiple angles! Are you ready to see your child benefit from diverse perspectives? #homeschoolingmath #problemsolvingskills
Parents, do you remember group work from your school days? Was it chaotic, unproductive, or help prepare you for real-world scenarios? Share your experiences in the comments and read mine too! In my hybrid math classes, collaboration is key. Students work together effectively, building communication skills, and solving complex problems as a team. These skills are crucial for future success in both careers and everyday life. Curious to see how structure group learning can benefit your child and the other courses I offer? DM me or visit my website in my bio. #homeschoolingmath #realworldmathskills
Ask More Tell Less day 3: Open the door to spark curiosity! When has your child heard someone say that they aren’t a math person or it isn’t their thing? Those instances may seem innocent however they are closing the door on your children problems solving skills and curiosity. Math is more than numbers! Math builds and allows us to discover connections, ask questions, and problem solving skills…which all are helpful life skills! So when your child has a question be mindful of your words and open their door to curiosity! If you would like to learn more about ways to ask more and tell less or if you would like to see if I am the right fit for your child’s math journey message me or visit https://www.varblemath.com/
Ask More Tell Less day 3: Open the door to curiosity! When our children hear us say “Math is hard. I don’t use math in my job. I’m not good at math” we are closing the door on growth, curiosity, and problem solving. Remember math isn’t just about numbers. Math allows us to discover how to problem solve, ask questions, and discover connections. Instead encourage you to ask more questions and tell less, because curiosity sparks growth! If you have questions or would like to see if I am a good fit for your child’s math journey, connect with me at https://www.varblemath.com/ or message me here!
Ask More Tell Less day 2: Stepping on their toes! When our children bring a math question and are asking for help, if we automatically tell them how we solve it, then we are robbing them of building their problem solving skills. We want our children to grow into independent thinkers and be confident it hero abilities. To do this, we must ask more and tell less! It is about learning from their errors and the journey of learning and discovery! If you would like to ask me more about this topic or see if I am the right fit for your child’s math journey visit https://www.varblemath.com/
Ask More Tell Less day 2: Stepping on their toes! When our children bring a math question and are asking for help, if we automatically tell them how we solve it, then we are robbing them of building their problem solving skills. We want our children to grow into independent thinkers and be confident in their abilities. To do this, we must ask more and tell less! It is about learning from their errors and the journey of learning and discovery! If you would like to ask me more about this topic or see if I am the right fit for your child’s math journey visit https://www.varblemath.com/
Ask More Tell Less day 1: Don’t get frustrated! When your child doesn’t remember how to solve a problem, the best thing to do is begin asking questions to jog their memory. Questions based upon things of interest during their lesson or connections they made on their own. Asking helps build confidence. Let’s build curiosity in our child’s learning journey! If you would like to ask me more questions or see if I am the right fit for your child’s math journey, visit https://www.varblemath.com/
Ask More Tell Less day 1: Don’t get frustrated! When your child doesn’t remember how to solve a problem, the best thing to do is begin asking questions to jog their memory. Questions based upon things of interest during their lesson or connections they made on their own. Asking helps build confidence. Let’s build curiosity in our child’s learning journey! If you would like to ask me more questions or see if I am the right fit for your child’s math journey, visit https://www.varblemath.com/
“Where were you when I was in school?” I have heard this comment several times within the past two months. It made me realize that we hear others offering a service that would have been beneficial when we were in school or while educating our children. I found this interesting.
Did you know 20% of what our eyes take in actually goes to the part of our brain that deals with vision? I learned many things about the relationship between neuroscience and my daughter’s vision therapy. This office and staff are extremely knowledgeable and the way things are laid out is beyond exciting. I am looking forward to sharing updates with you after she begins in about four weeks!
My brain isn’t braining! If you’ve heard something similar let me know what your child was struggling with. I am have some exciting things to share with you!
“Mom, my brain isn’t braining!” Have you heard something similar? If so, what was your child struggling with or experiencing at the time? Share below and I will share something with you!
Mom, I am doing yoga. Is this ok or am I doing it all wrong? Mom, I’m tired. Can I just back to bed now? It’s tired. I just want to go back to bed.
Group work experience, I want to know…
Share or DM me with all of your personal experience (at school and work) and your child’s experience with group work (in education and hobbies).
Tell me all the good or bad.
Children with a fixed mindset struggle with praise. It sounds counterintuitive right? The key is to praise the right things, no matter the child’s mindset.
Just as these baby manta rays are learning together and growing to able to survive in the big ocean of life, I am giving the same opportunity for my daughter. When I THOUGHT I knew how my daughter’s education would go and then life presents the opportunity to homeschool, by golly I ran like the wind with it! See, I was a public school teacher and knew my daughter would go to public school also. Life had other plans for us, and I am beyond grateful for the journey into homeschooling and being an entrepreneur. None of this would have happened if I listened to the people around me and followed in line with others. I am not a rule-breaker per say, but I will fight tooth and nail for what I believe and what is best for my daughter to reach her highest potential. Follow along with my homeschool and entrepreneurial journey, and how I found my passion and purpose.
Listen to the limiting beliefs I hear from students and how I am able to help them overcome it. If you or someone you know has a child that would like to build their math confidence, please message me and we will set up a FREE Discovery Call!