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Volunteer with Heart!
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Heart Math Tutoring is looking for 1,600 volunteers to partner with 1,500 students in the 2024/25 school year in Charlotte, NC, Charleston, SC, and Winston-Salem, NC! Heart tutors will support students at 29 Carolina schools with building foundational math skills and gaining the confidence needed for long-term academic success.
With just 1 hour per week from October to April, you can make an impact! Heart provides everything you need – tutor training, a fun, hands-on curriculum, and an on-site Program Coordinator for support. If you … continue reading
There’s One Key Difference Between Kids Who Excel at Math and Kids Who Don’t
12.15.2013There's One Key Difference Between Kids Who Excel at Math and Kids Who Don't (read article here). “I’m just not a math person” is a self-destructive fallacy....
Importance of Passing Algebra
Research shows the importance of passing Algebra on the first take: Students failing algebra rarely recover. Fortunately, there are ways to begin preparing students to think algebraically in elementar...
December – HEART NOTABLES
Logistics Holiday Take-Home Games: Your students will be receiving a Deck of Cards and some other treats from HEART during the week preceding Winter Break. Please spend 10 minutes practicing the att...
HEART Holiday Breakfast for Parents
12.12.2013HEART Holiday Breakfast for Parents – HEART volunteers and students enjoyed showing a room full of parents the take-home math games students will practice over the holiday break to reinforce their m...
Volunteer Spotlight – Mrs. Alothman, Winterfield parent and HEART volunteer
11.28.2013A mother of four, Mrs. Alothman has spent many hours working as a tutor at home. Now, with three of the four happily in school at Winterfield, Mrs. Alothman has time to help her children’s classmate...