Compassionate Math is the idea that learning mathematics is both an intellectual and emotional challenge – you can’t move forward intellectually if you don’t address negative emotions.

The Compassionate Math framework supports math teachers and learners to understand that many societal factors affect how people currently feel about math and their math performance. 

Various services are available to improve math skills...

Professional Development for teachers: 
PD workshops help teachers transform their math classroom into a supportive and rigorous learning space. Content-focused workshops increase knowledge of math and strengthen teaching skills. All workshops emphasize how to foster an inclusive and compassionate math learning community.

Working with parents:
What subtle or not-so-subtle messages are you sending to your children about studying math? How can you help make the best of your time at home (not just with homework). I can work with you privately or at your PTA meeting to provide tips on how to help your child achieve while not hating math.

One-on-one tutoring:
I work one-on-one to help you overcome challenges with learning math. Meetings can occur remotely. I can work on a sliding scale based on your income. Emphasis placed on deep understanding in a supportive environment.

In the workplace:
In business numbers tell a story. Make sure you can play your part in it. After graduation and once in the workforce, you may now see that stronger math skills could help advance your career. I can work one-on-one or in a group to help strengthen the quantitative skills needed at work.

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