Mathchops’s Substack
Mike McGibbonUsing theory, data, and games to learn more about learning.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 85 | Subscribers | Read | mathchops.substack.com |
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Tutor Traps
Many years ago, I asked a student this question: “One side of a triangle is 4 inches long. Another side is 10 inches long. The third side is an integer. What is the largest possible value of that third side?”
Plan Or React?
Do you plan to teach specific things during sessions or react as things come up? I think most tutors do a little of both, but my position on this question is pretty extreme.
The Original Idea Behind Mathchops
This Wednesday (11/5) at 11am Eastern time, I’ll be talking to the NTPA’s Solopreneur Circle about how Mathchops was developed. What I’ve written below is the first part of that story. If you’re interested in attending, please comment below...
Find Great Questions (And Fewer Of Them)
Sometimes, after months of sessions and mock tests and drills and parent chats, you realize a student may be doomed.
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Mike is the CEO and co-founder of Mathchops. He's been a tutor in the NYC area for 20+ years.
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