Teaching Math Without Words, A Visual Approach to learning Math from MIND Research Institute

MIND Research Institute at http://www.mindresearch.net has created a visual approach to learning and teaching math with its ST Math Software. Through visual math games that are interactive with visual feedback, students learn math with amazing results. ST Math software utilizes years of neuro-science research that teaches kids how to excel in math problem solving utilizing the students spatial/ temporal reasoning abilities in a language independent visually driven software platform.

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[John Levane]

I love it... where can I buy it for my children?

[mindresearch]

Hi John! Thank you for your interest! Unfortunately, ST Math is not available for individual licensing, just for schools. If you would like to keep informed of any changes in availability, please subscribe to our newsletter (found on our main website). You can also find challenges apps in the itunes store that you can play on an iPad - search for "MIND Research Institute."

[06439863632]

he's using words to explain that it's better to not explain using words. lol

[bassplay12]

What method was used to give these students the assessments? Didn't they have to read the questions?

[stuart coyne]

This system should be in every school, it's the new way of learning and a more faster way. people with dyslexics shouldn't have to fall behind because we use teaching methods that are so out of date. The best way to learn is by taking part not to be singled out.

[imtehshit]

This something to do with subvocalization, doesn't it?

[VNJon]

They can keep their psycho-babble BS. It is ridiculous. You do not dumb down teaching for those who need a little extra help. You give them the little extra help. And YES, this is dumbing down the education process.

[Sharon Lee Lee Bop]

keep working! your doing sooo awesome!

[EpicDuck360]

lol we can teach math without words just get a board and a piece of chalk

[95LittleRed]

I used something similar in 4th or 5th grade, which was about 7 or 8 years ago, with multiplication tables. There were these different games you could play and it would teach you the tables. I still remember them quite well!