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Empower Educational Consultants Laura Moore, left, and Jennifer French Crone, right, visit with students on Family Math Night March 1 to see the impact of math and games combined. Photo Credit: Knifewing Segura
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so many parents showed up to support the students, echoed Crone’s position on the family’s role in a child’s education – particularly in tough subjects like mathematics. “Bringing [the parents] here was just an awesome thing, because it tells the child that school is important,” Moore said. “I think any time we can get parents involved and understanding math and what their child is learning, it’s a plus-plus for the parents, kids, and the entire school. “ Beyond their work with students and parents, Moore and Crone also coaches teachers. The consultants offer instruction help in English Language Arts, supplying teachers with adv ice a nd techniques to become better resources for their students.
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Debbie Arthur, the principal of Rocky View Elementary School, was pleased with the event and its turnout. “It was a great success,” A r thu r sa id. “Math is so important, it’s a skill that all kids need for great opportunities for a good job when they get out of school. We just want to give every kid that opportunity, with the participation of the parents and the kids, it was a great success.” Like Arthur, Brooke, who teaches first and second grade math at Rocky View Elementary School, was excited about the math skills her students were already learning and showing their parents. “We had such a lovely turnout and I am so proud of our kids,” Brooke said after the event. “They are teaching their grownups so many great math games. We’ve been focusing on math fluency and it’s so nice
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for our kids to show that off. The math games are simple addition, subtraction games that can be done with a deck of cards or dice, even simple household items.” Parents also spoke optimistically of the students’ performance on Family Math Night. Briana Yazzie, whose son Kayden Yazzie is in the second grade at Rocky View, came to see what additional methods she could utilize to help her son. “I came because I know my son was having improvement in his math skills and the more I’m interested in it, the better he learns,” Yazzie said. “I wanted to support him tonight and come for the Family Math Night.” Students as well showed pride over their achivements. Kayden Yazzie spoke excitedly about taking the games home and bettering his math. “I’m good at math and I’m kind of having problems in subtraction, but with the games they gave us I can’t wait to play them over the weekend,” Kayden Yazzie said. Family Math Night left parents with some suggestions on how to be more engaged in their children’s school life. To start, instructors said to partner with your child’s teacher. Parents were reminded to reach out to teachers, as parents are an important part of a child’s education. Other suggestions included asking to see a sample of your child’s work, or to bring a sample with you, and to always ask questions. F o r m o r e i n fo r m a tion on helping your child learn mathematics, visit: www.2ed.gov/parents/academic/help/math/index.html. CLASSIFIEDS