Teaching a struggling student math can be very overwhelming. Take one step at a time.

The first step is to determine what the child knows and what they don't know.

• Can they count to one hundred?
• Can they add +0 to +9 with ease?

If they can do these, you are on the winning stretch -- the remaining math skills are much easier to teach. Generally, math is best taught as a system.
For example, to teach multiplication as a system, "times 4" can be taught as a double plus a double
(eg., since the double of 6 is 12, then 4 x 6 = 12 + 12 = 24).
The next step is to build on, and add to, the child's existing strengths and knowledge.

To learn math skills, students need to master a great number of skills. To be better equipped to empower these students to meet the challenges of math, parents and educators can access worksheets, resources and proven techniques on site to enrich your child's learning experience.

Our math worksheets are complete with answers so students can self-check their work.

See our Teaching Resources for Math Skills for specifically designed worksheets, lesson plans, etc.

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