Winter Training

Even more training has been added to module two. By the time you get through all of it and practice a little bit with your kids, you should be able to offer tutoring out of your own house to your friends and relations and charge them for it. No one else is doing this kind of math with little kids.

"You are rewarding a teacher poorly

if you remain always a pupil.”

~Friedrich Nietzsche

I charged $100 for this training, It was a superduper deal that I made available because it was Christmas, and just about everybody who came already had a Lifetime Password, and had already been to one or more trainings.  They also got a Saturday training which I may eventually edit and put here. 

It was kind of a Christmas present.  

Even at $15 an hour it's worth 100 bucks because there's seven hours of training here. And be reminded I charge $60.00 an hour for Tutoring.

Doing a little math, $15 an hour 7x15 = $105. Plus i put four hours of math camp here. Plus a few more bonuses. 

Some people are getting a modified version of Winter Training as a bonus with "The Hurricane Training."  These pages are chock full of content. People are amazed at how much stuff they get.  If you have a Module Two password you get bonus math camp vids as well.

Enter Winter Training

Mod II

ENTER WINTER TRAINING 

Hurricane

One of the things i cover during this training and again during the Hurricane Training is this diagram designed to help you "FLOW."  Of course much more than this is covered, but i try to teach by example. 

On the next page you'll be able to download the one page PDF. (And several other longer PDFs)

Flow basically means being able to move easily and effortlessly from one topic to another, guided by the interest of the student. In one hour you might cover five or six topics in mathematics. Building rectangles for example, can lead to Lessons on multiplication and division, if you make certain kinds rectangles called squares this could lead to lessons on square roots, radicals and/or completing the square or maybe a lesson on squaring numbers that end in five or perhaps a lesson on Pythagorean Theorem.  The idea is to play and have fun. A rigid lesson plan rarely lends itself to playing and having fun.

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If you got winter training as part of The Hurricane Training & somehow navigated here click below and use the The Hurricane Training Password.

Hurricane Training
Bonus Winter Training
Module Two