All Ages: Check This Out!

 Brilliant: a website designed to help maintain your math skills and so much more!

I have been searching online for different websites to maintain mathematical explanations, research for interactive platforms, and something that is forgiving in data input that keeps the lesson going without hanging on a question that you cannot answer just yet. This website provides multiple courses (annual billing and free) for your leisure learning. 

I highly recommend spending your free-time learning some of the computer "How Technology Works" modules and what you have no skill in or need improvement in. 

Brilliant Website Link 

The website console provides competition to rank in their courses, provides courses that are recommended for you, and checking out the top "Courses" tab, there is so much more to choose from. From basic mathematics to algebra, to its advanced forms, calculus, and computer science. 

Doing the module courses, they are simple, explain in steps with images. It helps you understand how computer data and images are being used in the American definition of developing a base with career-centric flow charts, language, tone, and professionalism in both user and developer perspective. If you are reviewing the website to complete and allowing your students, children, siblings, or duty to community it is the practice of translation in any educational setting to present education as how it can be understood and answered. 

Important Educational Advice for Cultural Learners

In my cultural education and learning technology - it has been difficult to understand concepts, language, and history of what they are presenting in public education curriculum. I had difficulty with understanding the why, where it came from, how it relates to me now and in my future (very important to develop a sense of maturity for a career path). In my social science reviews for educating Indian Students (revised by tribal priests, missionaries, history books from Native American scholars) as a subject that differentiates a value system not like all other Americans - it is important to remember your priorities and place in the cultural student educator role. Your advice being denounced with other "fact checking" or studied material could demean the education process entirely. That is not what we want as a community when learning technology. 

To better explain this value-system and integrating educators by category, let us ask our employee base with customer service and product inventory (purchasing agents, researchers, inventors) those relations in modern business without comparing our traditional business and civic models. We have to separate these foundational teachings and provide a sense of betterment, in placing time to be valued with technological research and study to improve our future businesses without displaying tradition in competition with facets that need us to do that as we learn today. We want the student to realize that they are needed to improve those traditional businesses with their place in the future line of work by being able to coordinate value system, identity, pride, and traditional customs by taking what is needed to accomplish those goals to be considered vital and contributing towards the American education systems. 

It does change what we grew up with (take only what is needed, at your level in the berry bushes) but it is still remembered! Cultural education is a new perspective of what is available in mainstream America. We can provide something that they have surpassed, did not understand themselves, or consider in their refined works towards providing that skill to use. 

We don't want it to change us, we want to change it (if we can)!

Advice: Review websites and be able to answer your children's questions as much as possible. Talk with them about mathematics. Create a theme with it when cooking, harvesting, homework. Make time for it. It does lead into the technological era and they will benefit from it, thinking of their parental time and talking math, science, research.