COVID has had a significant impact on our schools and education. One of the most visible effects has been the increase in school absences. Recent data shows that school absence rates have spiked in recent years, which has clearly impacted student performance. Schools are now struggling to find ways to deal with the potential influx... Continue reading
Category: Homeschool Advice
How Dropkick Math Makes Learning Fun!
September 20, 2022 by The Dropkick Math Team
*Note: Dropkick Math is no longer taking students. As a parent, you want what is best for your child. You want them to grow up to be happy and prosperous in whatever they choose to do. And you know that a big part of that success is getting a good education. But sometimes, getting your... Continue reading
How The Pandemic Caused The Worst Education Crisis In History
September 13, 2022 by The Dropkick Math Team
It’s been a few years since the pandemic hit, and we are starting to see its effects on education. Schools were closed, children were out of school for extended periods of time, and virtual learning was introduced. This was all done in an effort to keep children safe from the virus. But what about the... Continue reading
3 Steps To Boost Mindset For Back To School
August 31, 2022 by The Dropkick Math Team
As the back-to-school season rolls around, it’s important to help your children gear up for success. A positive mindset is crucial for dealing with the challenges of school and life. By following three simple steps, you can help your children stay focused and motivated to go back to school. First, remind your child that transitions... Continue reading
When You Should Speak To Your Child’s Math Teacher
August 18, 2022 by The Dropkick Math Team
Any parent with a school-aged child knows that math can be a challenge. Sometimes, it can be hard to know when to step in and offer math help with their homework or when to let the teacher take the lead. By contacting your child’s teacher, they may be able to help. However, many parents often... Continue reading
How To Incorporate Summer Learning Into Your Vacation!
August 15, 2022 by The Dropkick Math Team
As the second half of the summer break begins, it may be tempting just to relax and let your kids veg out. However, recent research shows this may not be in their best interests. Studies have found that students who don’t keep learning over the summer can lose up to two months of academic progress!... Continue reading
Math Milestones: What To Expect As Kids Grow Up
August 12, 2022 by The Dropkick Math Team
As a parent, you are likely always looking for ways to help your child succeed. You want to be there to support them as they grow and learn new things. You also want to make sure they are hitting the milestones they should be when learning new skills. But one area that can be especially... Continue reading
How To Know If Your Child Is Struggling With Math
August 9, 2022 by The Dropkick Math Team
If you’re a parent, there’s a good chance that you’ve experienced the following situation: You’re helping your child with their math homework, and they just can’t seem to get it. They don’t understand what they’re doing, they can’t remember how to do basic operations, and everything seems to be a struggle. It’s frustrating for both... Continue reading
How Live Video And Technology Play A Large Role In Education Today
July 29, 2022 by The Dropkick Math Team
It’s no secret that technology has become a staple in most children’s lives. From watching cartoons on Netflix to playing games on their phones, kids are spending more and more time using electronic devices. While some parents may worry that this screen time is stunting the development of their children, research shows that live video... Continue reading
How To Keep Your Child On Track This Summer
July 19, 2022 by The Dropkick Math Team
It’s summertime! School is out, and the temperatures are rising. While this may be a carefree time for your child, staying on top of their education is also important. Online math help is a great way to keep your child engaged and excited to continue their education throughout the summer. For parents, the summer months... Continue reading
