Plenty of kids don’t like math. Why is what needs to be answered and addressed. Math for teenagers is inevitable.
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When students don’t know what they’re doing yet, every math class is torture. That means it happens multiple times per week. That’s a lot of pressure and discomfort for them. Some students need more of an investment in what it takes to defeat it.
High school graduation, jobs, and college acceptance are the main reasons state math requirements exist. Anyone considering a future in STEM will have to do even more over time.
Young adults who need more attention to reach those goals during the years that count the most–7th through 12th grade—are pressed for time. College-bound teenagers will need transcripts that prove their knowledge in math.
Remedial isn’t a bad word. It just means that someone needs targeted assistance during learning. Some people think it’s special education, but certain proof of that is needed.
Let’s get them to succeed in math even if they hate it right now.
What you and your teen gain from working with me
Is your kid really struggling with high school math? It’s time to resolve that. Freshman year in college still requires a math course.
Trouble with high school math means the desired path to progress is on hold.
Sometimes you may be too close to your child and the situation to get anywhere. That is not held against you. Maybe it is time for an objective outsider to help with more efficient guidance.
- SUCCESS: Meet, if not exceed, high school math requirements.
- COLLEGE: Have a fighting chance to get your child into a good institution.
- PEACE OF MIND: Relieve exasperation, pressure, and concern.
Also…
- FUTURE EMPLOYMENT: Increase career opportunities as your child develops in math.
- PRIDE AND SELF-ESTEEM: Restore or enhance your child’s confidence and courage.
- SHARED DREAMS: Peace and tranquility will stem from the two of you being in agreement.
Many claim a diploma is not enough for professional success.
College is optional, but it takes high school to get there.
Conquer math. Resolve the fear.
