OneInMath program at Linden Public Library was recently covered by local online newspaper TapInto Linden. Congratulations to Shaan Barai, session lead and Nitika Barai, session manager at Linden Public Library for the news coverage. Article link: https://www.tapinto.net/towns/linden/articles/oneinmath-empowering-linden-students-in-math-skills
The program is a partnership between library, parents and volunteers where every partner has a specific role to play. OneInMath has been popular with parents and libraries it runs in, due to the fact that every student works at their own individual math ability, and we pay special attention to assess the student’s initial math
To start a new chapter, we recommend a small class size, i.e. 10 to 20 students at the max, and 3-5 tutors including the session lead. Session lead will also be playing the role of a tutor to learn and experience the life of a tutor that he/she would be managing in successive sessions. A
All our experience talking to the librarian has been that this is a great program and everywhere the program is offered, librarians, parents and high school students love it and have benefitted in multiple ways. Only once we heard an observation from a librarian that this might be better suited if offered at elementary schools
We are happy to share that Jiya Madan, 10th grade student of Independence High School, along with her parents’ support has taken the initiative to open a new chapter of OneInMath at the Little Elm Public Library, in Little Elm, Texas. Dr. Rachel Hadidi, Managing Director of Library Services, has been very kind to support
We are happy to share that Priyal Patel, 11th grade student of Neshaminy High School, along with her parents’ support has taken the initiative to open a new chapter of OneInMath at the Township Library of Lower Southampton, in Feasterville, Pennsylvania. Ms. Sydney Coutts Mason, Library Director at the Library has been very kind to
Due to the rising Omicron cases, in an effort to keep the students and volunteers safe, all libraries have reduced the limit of students we are able to accommodate in the rooms. Due to this, we are starting off the Spring 2022 session with a reduced capacity in each of the libraries. We apologize for
Congratulations to Prarthana for receiving $4000 scholarship for her dedication and work to spread love for math in young kids in Naperville. The Rotary Club of Naperville “Service Above Self” Scholarship specifically recognizes and rewards an applicant who successfully demonstrates a substantial commitment to service. In 1989 The Rotary Council on Legislation established “Service Above
Congratulations to Prarthana on receiving the prestigious 2020 Naperville Youth Service Award presented by Mayor of Naperville, Steve Chirico! She was nominated by the Naperville Public Library Executive Director Dave Della Terza and Children’s supervisor Amanda Hanson. Way to go Prarthana! Award Transcript from the Nominators: The mission of the Naperville public library is to
At OneInMath, one of our founding principles is practice, practice, practice. And it is practice by writing on paper. There is now a research that shows that writing by hand helps children learn more and remember better. Van der Meer and her colleagues at Norwegian University of Science and Technology have recently published a study
