Nicole has always loved math! At the age of 10, she used her mini blackboard to teach math to her neighborhood friends for fun. At the age of 16, she got her first real job as a math tutor for fellow students.
Meet NicoleNicole the Math Lady offers engaging teaching of the Saxon Math curriculum that kids, parents, and teachers love.
Nicole the Math Lady teaches the same material in the Saxon Math lesson book, but in a style that engages kids like the printed page just can’t.
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Online grading of Saxon Math practice sets and tests saves you time while giving students immediate feedback.
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Need a quick reminder of how to do something? One-Minute Tutorials will remind you how in a flash.
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Learn and practice addition, subtraction, multiplication and division math facts with Drill Team TM.
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Need a more in-depth look at a particular math topic? Masterclasses are 30 minutes to 1 hour classes that are great for filling gaps.
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Parents and older students can post questions about Saxon Math practice problems and get explanations from fellow classmates and the Nicole the Math Lady team.
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Student clubs help students to excel by recognizing perseverance, hard work, and accomplishment.
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Nicole…has a casual, friendly, encouraging attitude that students are likely to enjoy. She includes her own techniques for remembering concepts—mnemonics, tricks, silly songs.
Cathy Duffy, Cathy Duffy Reviews
I listened to my husband talk through simple probability with my daughter. As the frustration built, I gained access to the portal of glorious videos on Nicole the Math Lady. It was wonderful to have a third-party tutor step in and diffuse the moment of stress between teacher and student.
Betsy Strauss, Family Style Schooling
She doesn’t make corny jokes or overly try to be funny. She just seems to have a naturally engaging personality that comes through in her videos. While she’s upbeat and engaging, she’s also quick and to the point. Another huge plus!
Adrienne Bolton, The Mommy Mess
It will give you another tool to foster independence and give them the tools to succeed in math!
Amy Lanham, Life as Lanhams
She has tips and tricks and mnemonic devices that make understanding complex math concepts a little easier. And, they make the lessons engaging for kids who don’t want to have to ask mom for help.
Tara Mitchell, Embark on the Journey
If you’ve been homeschooling for a while, you’ve probably gotten the question, “What’s one thing you wish you would have known when you started homeschooling?” Well, here’s mine: Nicole the Math Lady.
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