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The ‘I’m Bad at Math’ Myth

Posted on April 1, 2014 by Stephanie Espy in Math, Pre College, STEM

Math smarts has little do with genes and almost everything to do with good old fashioned hard work. There are two types of people: those that see the beautiful world that math reveals and those that only see a compilation of equations, formulas and variables. Only one factor is responsible for the divide: how much […]

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Explore the World of STEM this Summer – Part 1

Posted on April 1, 2014 by Stephanie Espy in Math, Pre College, STEM

Like MathSP, Georgia Tech’s Center for Education Integrating Science, Mathematics and Computing (CEISMC) and iD Tech’s summer camps at Emory University endeavor to equip Georgia’s K-12 students with the best possible STEM education as they strive to find their place in the world. Georgia Tech and Emory University provide the state’s most comprehensive, rigorous and […]

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The Coolest Thing: STEM Opens Our Eyes

Posted on March 13, 2014 by Stephanie Espy in Math, News, Pre College

Without STEM, you wouldn’t be able to read, repost, forward, or share this blog post. Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) are critical to everything we do from driving to school to baking a cake to riding a bike to making a phone call to instagraming pictures to facebooking to tweeting to using any sort […]

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The New SAT

Posted on March 6, 2014 by Stephanie Espy in News, Pre College, PSAT/SAT

Over the last few years or so, the SAT has lost students across the country to a growing cohort of ACT test-takers. To mitigate these losses and better reflect concept-based learning, the SAT will give itself a major makeover that goes into effect in 2016. Here are 6 of the Big Changes to the New […]

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SAT/PSAT Bridge Program begins on August 2nd – Preparation for SAT on October 11th and PSAT on October 15th

Posted on February 20, 2014 by MathSP in News

The MathSP SAT Bridge Program ensures your child is prepared for the SAT. Space is limited... Register Today!

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Making Tech Work For Women

Posted on February 8, 2014 by Stephanie Espy in News

We at MathSP are on a mission to increase the number of Women In STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math). We agree with the Huffington Post’s claim that the last 40 days have been tough on Women In Tech. At the end of May, Google released key data on the diversity of its workforce, revealing […]

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Georgia STEM Day (for teachers)

Posted on February 2, 2014 by Stephanie Espy in News

Georgia’s STEM Day on Friday, May 9, 2014 is a daylong, Georgia-wide celebration of schools, students, teachers and companies that are committed to increasing STEM engagement and education. It will be the second annual Georgia STEM Day. Last year, The Technology Association of Georgia (TAG) Education Collaborative worked with the Georgia Department of Education and […]

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13 Reasons the PSAT is More Important than You Think

Posted on February 1, 2014 by Stephanie Espy in News

Are you prepared to take the PSAT in October? Though the PSAT is only a preliminary test, it becomes quite important in 11th grade when students may qualify for National Merit and Achievement Scholarships – and College Board data shows the more practice with the test, the better students score on the SAT. Have you […]

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MathSP’s Founder

Stephanie Espy is empowering the next generation of STEM Leaders. A master in the art of learning and coaching, Stephanie possess degrees in chemical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of California, Berkeley and is a graduate of Emory’s Gouizeta Business School. Stephanie is a STEM savant who’s on a mission to optimize a trove of strategies that are guaranteed to open each student’s eyes to the ubiquity and wonder of STEM.

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The ‘I’m Bad at Math’ Myth

Explore the World of STEM this Summer – Part 1

The Coolest Thing: STEM Opens Our Eyes

The New SAT

SAT/PSAT Bridge Program begins on August 2nd – Preparation for SAT on October 11th and PSAT on October 15th

Making Tech Work For Women

Georgia STEM Day (for teachers)

13 Reasons the PSAT is More Important than You Think

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