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Ditch Your Math Textbook With Vimme Learning

Textbooks — love them or hate them, there’s no denying that they’re often the clunkiest part of the modern classroom. As the world around us becomes more and more digital, analog textbooks feel like a relic of the past, especially when digital solutions offer so much more convenience for your math class. Vimme Learning is a … more »

Real-Time Data For Your Math Class

For a subject that’s all about numbers, it’s surprising how many teachers are still stuck teaching math without a sophisticated way of collecting data on their students’ performance. Grading by hand is clunky, and most online curriculums don’t present your data in a way that’s easy to read — or to make it actionable for … more »

A Week With Vimme Learning

It’s been proven time and time again that children thrive when they’re given structure. The students in your math classroom are no different, which is why a predictable lesson plan week in and week out is so important for their academic success. As a math curriculum that was made by teachers for teachers, structured lesson … more »

How to Make Math Homework and Quizzes with Vimme Learning

Let’s face it, the homework and quizzes written by textbook companies don’t always do the trick. That one-size-fits-all approach to math assignments can’t possibly account for the unique needs of your classroom. Vimme Learning’s Assignment Builder is an ed tech tool that makes it easy to whip up customized homework, quizzes and exit tickets for your … more »

A Strong Foundation In Math Can Start At Any Grade

We teachers know that the foundations of a successful academic career start at an early age. The sooner we can start our students on the right foot with complicated subjects like math, the better equipped they will be to succeed on the standardized test and in later grades. But if you teach a later grade … more »

Empowering Parents For Their Student’s Math Success

Today, math classes are a tech-driven, interconnected world. Many of us math teachers conduct our lessons at least partially online, with instant feedback on our class’s performance. Our students, too, have access to their lessons, coursework and grades on their school-provided and personal devices. But outside of the classroom, things don’t always feel so connected. … more »
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