Derive & Discover
Mathematics
Growing IQ is a math-centric, enrichment program that allows a child to analyze; discover; examine; and take ownership of their mathematical learning through sensory-rich, inquiry-based, and collaborative learning experiences. Our unique curriculum allows students to connect material and ideas to abstract mathematical concepts extending beyond procedural understanding. We strive to create enthusiastic problem-solvers, big picture thinkers, and math lovers.
CREATIVITY
Research confirms that learning is enhanced when students acquire knowledge through active processes. Growing IQ provides a hands-on, sensory-rich environment that enables students to hone their mathematical thinking skills.
our approach
At Growing IQ, students at all levels learn through discovery and explore those discoveries to become thinkers. Our teachers engage students in a mathematical inquiry and encourage them to collaborate, create, and come to their own conclusions by providing stimulating, sensory-rich activities. All classes are tailored to diverse learning styles by employing the three E's: Exploration, Examination, and Experience.
EXPLORE
Explore mathematical concepts through sensory-rich activities, using concrete materials and manipulatives.
EXAMINE
Examination and definitions of patterns, characteristics, and vocabulary related to concepts targeted.
EXPERIENCE
Experiencing, modeling, engaging, and applying understanding of mathematical processes and vocabulary, demonstrating and deepening comprehension.
If we teach our children everything we know, their knowledge is limited to ours. If we teach children to think, their knowledge is limitless.
Michael Baker
Spatial Reasoning and Mathematics
While Growing IQ is a math-centric program, our methodology spans to subjects beyond math and the STEM fields. Our curriculum includes critical thinking, and spatial reasoning, along with problem-solving skills through the extensive use of experiential learning. Research shows that spatial reasoning is one of the most important predictors of achievement in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics).
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