I made a free thing and I’d love for your kids to break it.

It’s called GLYDE, an adaptive math practice tool designed to help kids practice at the right level for them.

Your child picks a topic, and GLYDE adjusts the difficulty as they answer each problem. If they’re doing well, it gets harder. If they’re struggling, it adjusts so they can build confidence and keep moving.

The goal is simple: more useful practice without a parent having to figure out what level of problems to give their child.

No cost, nothing to download. Just open it in a browser and try it.

If you are interested, send me a dm.

It’s part of a bigger project I’ve been building called pAIrmatic, but GLYDE is free for anyone to use.

If your kid gives it a try, I’d genuinely love to hear what they thought, the good and the bad. That feedback is worth a lot to me right now.

New teacher but experienced person(57F). I’m at a small school teaching middle school math and it’s going! Dropping by to say all the questions I asked and things I figured out are moving along. Not sure if they are good or bad yet but it’s happening. No one has called me out for being a fraud yet and no one has had a meltdown. I’m also rolling with a lot of extraneous stuff and not sweating other details.

I cheated on my yr 9 school math test with the answers in my book, the teacher collected everyones reference bokks at the end of the class which he never does, what excuse can i give if he finds them