Founded in 1977, the initial goal of EQUALS was to develop techniques for keeping young girls interested in mathematics. Over the years the program’s focus has grown tremendously due to the complexity of math equity issues.
Founded in 1977, the initial goal of EQUALS was to develop techniques for keeping young girls interested in mathematics. Over the years the program’s focus has grown tremendously due to the complexity of math equity issues.
Ages ten to fourteen are the gateway years to high school and college and are crucial to our children's advanced mathematics education. FAMILY MATH: The Middle School Years contains provocative investigations to captivate older students. Together, families unlock the mystery of algebra with entertaining, nonthreatening activities. One favorite activity is called Flowerpots. By creating a garden with beans, squares, triangles, and circles, families practice the algebraic topic of solving simultaneous equations in two and three unknowns.
FAMILY MATH II: Achieving Success in Mathematics presents exciting new mathematics materials to help families learn
and enjoy mathematics together. This K–6 book provides an interactive
approach to understanding algebra, geometry, number sense, estimation,
logical thinking, probability, statistics, and much more.