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| Date:Tue, Nov 29, 2011 11:04 pm comments = You may want to proof read the explanations before final submission to the site. (Read the composite number definition). The information is easy to understand when accompanied by a chart for the students that require a more visual approach to learning. Answer: Hi, first thank you for taking the time to give your feedback. Second, I have updated that page ( composite numbers ). Let me know what you think? Thanks! Date:Wed, Nov 16, 2011 6:49 pm comments = I just wanted to thank you so much for this perfect explanation, I was lost until I found your website! THANK YOU!!! Sincerley, Sandy (a 4th graders mother) comments = On the following page, you have the Distributive Property of Division. Division does not have a distributive property. The example says that 16/(2+4) = 12. This is incorrect. Answer: Thanks for pointing that out...I have now deleted that. The Distributive Law does not work for division. comments = adding improper fractions Answer: Yes, I will work on that page over the weekend. Thank you comment = this website is pretty helpful BUT doesn't really contain the information I was looking for! Answer: Tell us what you were looking for so we can get working on it or point you in the right direction comments = You should have a new site for reading and grammar because students need help with that to.Last year when I discovered this I was happy and disappointed that they don't have anything for the New York State Reading Test.Please create a new site for reading.Students come to this site just for learning,why not have reading in it to.I love coming to this site.Thanks for creating it or I would have never gotten the proper help I needed.If I ever see anybody needing help in the math I will suggest this very great site,that I belive is the best.And if I ever go to see a critic I will say be a internet critic and go to http://www.mathatube.com and give it a 100,000,000,000,000,00000000 00000000000000000000000000000 star reward comments = I am so excited I found this website. 2 of my granddaughter's are having difficulty in math. I w/have them this weekend and I can't wait to teach them basic easy math, thanks to your wonderful website w/charts and worksheets. I w/let you know how it works out. Thank you, thank you, thank you for your site. comments = i never heard of fraction name collection boxes until my daughter had it for homework and i didnt have a clue how to find the answer thanks to you all we got her homework done! comments = yea i love your site it will help a lot of our students a lot thank you comments = THANK YOU THANK YOU! My youngest son struggles with this Everyday math method which the schools do next to nothing to help the parents understand it. How can I help them if I don't know how to do it? In the last hour your site has taught me more than I have understood in the last 8 years of my kids doing this math. I am so excited. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Keep the videos coming! comments = I have looked for help with some math problems my child has brought home to do. I have forgotten how to do some fractions. I would like to be able to send you the problem and you show me how it is done. I then will be able to explain it to my child. I think this would help us older parents to learn and help. Thank You comments = I wanted to download the square root symbol and place it in a worksheet with a number in it. I could not find any symbols that would download even though the page indicated that there were free symbols. I saw the very one I wanted but there was no link to download it. I do not understand what you are offering if I can't download what I see on the page. comments = on the prime and composite sheet, #1 is hilighted in black, which is as you labeleed it, a composite. but it is not a composite nor prime number. it is called a lonesome number. Response: I stand corrected. Thank You. comments = This is the most useful site I have ever visit .Thank you so much for your all helpful effort . Keep going ,we need your help in future . Rokeya comments = on your multiplication page 4*3=7 is wrong so is the problem across from it. Response: corrected thank you comments = My 5th grader daughter had a hard time to understand the partial quotients method. Thanks to your "teacher",she got it very easily. Thank you comments = I have a question.... the question is explain why the number sentence x + 5 < 8 is an inequality? Response: The Less than sign makes it an inequality. comments = I love this! I teach a GED class andl this site is an excellent resource for my students. Thanks. comments = HI, enjoyed your site but found a big mistake in your roman numerals 1-100 chart. The numbers 17 and 18 are incorrect. 17 is written as XLII AND 18 is written as XLIII. Maybe you would like to correct it. Thx, Carla comments = This formula is incorrect - If you know the circumference of a circle, the diameter can be found using the formula diameter = � / C C is the circumference of the circle and � is Pi, approximately 3.142 the correct formula is Diameter = C / Pi It is reversed on your page. comments = Given the circumference of a circle, the formula to find the diameter is Dia = Circ/Pi. You have it as Dia = Pi/Circ. comment = The video was very helpful. I used it to explain to students in a quick review of math. Thank You! Gary Savannah, GA comments = Thank you! For guiding us step by step. This was very helpful. comments = This is a great teaching method to learn the lattice method, but I could bearly hear it. I have my volume to the max and I'm struggling to hear what she is saying. Otherwise, good instructional video. comments = I am so thankful for Math A Tube .com It makes planning for our subjects so much easier with so much to choose from. comments = subrating and adding postive and negitive numbers comments = this site is AWSOME!! comments = Thank you so much for the help on "counting up subtractions". I have to admit that I had no idea what it was and my daughter had missed the second part of her math class today. Without your help, she would have taken an empty sheet of paper in. She even wanted some extra problems to practice. Way to go, Sheila Price comments = you need to get more words like interest comments = Hello, I just "stumbled" upon your website and having two elem. age children, both strugling in math, I am VERY excited by what your site offers!! All pertinent math junk and easy quick links make this site an A++ I know we will be visiting often! Thanks |