Do You Have A Teen Who Is Struggling With Mathematics? Do You Want To Help But Don't Know How?

From: Linda Hinkle         Date:         Subject: You CAN help your teen be a better math student!

Dear Frustrated Parent,

How many times have you watched your teen's frustration with math courses and wished there was SOMETHING, ANYTHING you could do to help?

Well, you aren't alone. Most of us have been there.  While some parents are blessed with children who seem to grasp math so easily, the fact is the majority of students have more trouble with mathematics courses than any other. 

As a teacher and a parent, I know exactly the frustration you feel.  Perhaps you have a very dedicated student who works very hard and still doesn't achieve a desired level of success. 

Or maybe you have a very capable student who just isn't motivated and you've tried everything you can think of to get him to do his work, but to no avail.  The grades are suffering and so are you!

And the fact is, you really do want to help but you feel as if you just don't know how.

You CAN help your teen with math, and I want to show you how!

THERE IS something you can do and you don't have to be a math whiz to do it! I can show you how you can help your teen be a good math student and put an end to the frustration.

How can I help?  Well, I spent 29 years teaching high school mathematics and I now have a private tutoring service.  I have taught every math course in the curriculum, from seventh grade mathematics to AP Calculus.  I know first-hand the kind of frustration students and their parents experience when mathematics is difficult. I've seen it over and over and I've seen how parents genuinely want to help, but feel that they just don't know how.

But not only did I see parents who were frustrated over not being able to help their students, I  also saw parents who were able to effectively guide their teens to becoming good math students. 

I consistently saw my students score in the 30-36 range on the math portion of the ACT Test, and I had some students score a perfect 36!  I had students go on to graduate from top schools such as Harvard, Princeton, and California Institute of Technology.

So how can YOU be the determining factor in your teen's mathematical achievement?

That's precisely why I wrote "A Parents Guide To Helping Your Teen Succeed In Mathematics!" 

I was able to see what works and what doesn't work, and I want to share that information with you!

This Guide gives you tools that you can start using today to help your teen be a better math student.  These are practical, step-by-step, no-nonsense strategies that any parent can use, regardless of your education level.  That's right, I said any parent!

Here Are Some Of The Things You'll Learn:

• How to determine if your teen is keeping up with classwork and doing required assignments, without relying on your teen to tell you!
   
  
• How to help with homework, even when you don't know what the words mean!
  
  
• How to effectively communicate with teachers.
  
  
• What to do if your teen is falling behind in spite of working hard and completing all assignments.
  
  
• When you should consider a tutor and how to find the best one.
  
  
• 5 Key Stratgegies For Success in mathematics courses for you to pass along to your teen. 
  
  
• The one factor that can determine academic success for your teen.
  
  
• How to make the most of parent-teacher conferences.
  
  
• The importance of staying involved during the high school years and how to do it.
  
  
• What to do when you clash with a teacher.
  
  
• And much more.....

Here's what one parent had to say:

"A remarkable job of presenting such useful information to parents of teens who are struggling with mathematics"   "Linda, I just finished reading your Parents Guide To  Helping Your Teen Succeed In Mathematics! and I have to tell you that you did a remarkable job of presenting such useful information to parents of teens who are struggling with mathematics. Your guide not only can be used for parents of teens that struggle with Math but also for parents of teens that may just need a little extra push. I found the report to really hit the nail on the head on many points and the information was solid and very helpful. As a mother of two girls ages 16 and 20, I truly appreciated all of this information. The section on 'How to help with homework, even when you don't know what the words mean!' really spoke to me and I am sure many parents out there will benefit from reading it. I love the fact that this report is written by you, an expert in the field that spent 29 years teaching high school mathematics and is still providing assistance to students through tutoring. The knowledge, experience and many tools that you have really shine through in this report as you clearly lay it all out for us in an easy to understand format. As a parent, it gives me hope, a new understanding and a solid starting place to assist my teen and my college student with mathematics. I loved the templates that you provided for parents to use to serve as letters to teachers. As an expert in parenting teens, I know that good communication between parents and our teens' teachers is KEY to their success. Thank you for providing such valuable information at such an affordable cost to help parents of teens." Aurelia Williams  ParentingMyTeen.com

Just imagine how pleasant it would be knowing that you aren't going to receive any 'surprise' reports of poor grades or performance, because you'll always be one step ahead of the game. 

With my Guide, you will learn how to monitor your teen's progress and communicate with the teacher so that you will immediately know if there are issues that need to be addressed.  No more waiting until the end of the grading period to be made aware of any problems that started weeks ago!   

But how can you be sure if my Parents Guide can help with your particular situation?  To help you decide, see if you answer 'yes' to any of the following questions.

• Is your teen trying really hard, doing everything the teacher asks, and still not getting good grades?
  
  
• Is your teen a really bright student but unmotivated, not putting forth any effort, and getting bad grades as a result?
  
  
• Are you at your wit's end doing everything you can to stay on to top of your teen's academic progress, but you still get surprised with bad reports?
  
  
• Does your teen tell you 'the grades are fine, they really are' but the next thing you know you receive a bad progress report or report card?
  
  
• Do you get those vague, evasive answers when you try to talk to your teen about his work or grades?
  
  
• Do you have the mathematical knowledge to help your teen, but end up clashing every time you try to help?
  
  
• Is your teen or preteen a good math student now and you want to make sure nothing happens to change that?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, you'll find the help you need in "A Parents Guide To Helping Your Teen Succeed In Mathematics!"

And There's More!

My Parents Guide also includes...

• Tips from a teacher on how to prepare for math tests;  print it out and give to your teen.
  
  
• A checklist and timeline for monitoring progress, telling you exactly what to do and when during the school year to do it.
  
  
• 'Notes to the Teacher' templates for you to use in correspondence with your teen's teachers.  All you have to do is fill in the names!
  
  
• A Special Report on how to succeed in high school geometry.
  

Don't wait any longer! Start today to learn how you can help your teen be a better math student. 

Just click on the link below to get your copy of "A Parents Guide To Helping Your Teen Succeed In Mathematics"

Only $12.00

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Get started today helping your teen achieve the success in mathematics that is so important in today's world.  Order your copy of the Parents Guide now!  Both you and your teen will be glad you did!

All my best,

P.S. You really can make a difference.  Order now and immediately start using these step-by-step strategies to help your teen be a good math student.

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