Hi everyone ! We believe that students only struggle at Math because the basics are not solid, yet. Everyone is a math person. Everyone can do math if they get the basics mastered. To that end, we will be creating a series of courses for this community teaching the basics. They will be short videos, with practice problems to reinforce the videos. We promise that each concept will be around 5 minutes of videos, and 5 minutes of practice. We have just added a new course on adding fractions. Please take a look and give us feedback ! https://www.skool.com/primemath/classroom

If your child is just beginning fractions - or is struggling with them - we now have TWO fractions courses live in our classroom ! https://www.skool.com/primemath/classroom Our simple video explainers and practice questions will have them understanding fractions in under 5 minutes. Our courses explain - What fractions really are - The numerator (top number) and denominator (bottom number) - what they are, what they do - How to multiply fractions - How to divide fractions - How to sum fractions up to a whole number Please do take a look at the courses and give us feedback !

As you know by now, this community is built on a belief that students struggle in Math because they have a weakness in the basics. We are going to build a series of basics explainers. We will explain Math concepts in ~5 1 minute videos (so 5 minutes total) with quick practice questions accompanying each. Our first series just went up in the classroom, and it's on one of the most common elementary school Math challenges - Fractions. If your child is struggling with fractions - at any level - this is where to start. 👉 Head to the Classroom tab, watch the video, and please give us feedback ! https://www.skool.com/primemath/classroom

Did you know that 8th-grade math scores predict college outcomes more than almost anything else? 📊 New research shows that students who reach Advanced level in 8th-grade math are: ✅ Nearly 3x more likely to attend college 🎯 6x more likely to earn a 4-year degree That gap doesn't close in high school. It opens in middle school. 👀 . The path to this is NOT about some inherent talent you can't change. It's about mastering basics by the end of middle school (even better, in elementary school). See below for some more thoughts on how to get your child on the right track 👇