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5 Questions Students Should Ask in an Interview

The hunt for internships continues (check out our blog on getting your foot in the door)!

So you’ve sent out dozens of resumes and cover letters, each one taking a solid chunk out of your sanity during the semester. You…

MathCrunchMar 273 min read

7 Things Only People Who Struggle With Math Understand

We’re not all math wizards. Each student absorbs information in different ways at different paces; if you have ever run into a wall in the subject of math, you can probably relate to the following struggles:

MathCrunchMar 233 min read

A MathCrunch Review of the Best Brain-Stretching Netflix Titles

Netflix has officially taken over every waking moment of my free time. At this point, paying the monthly fee for cable television (except for during the month of March) seems as unnecessary as paying for a water cup at…

MathCrunchMar 183 min read

Incorporate March Madness in the Classroom

Teachers, parents and slightly annoyed friends all know when it’s March: the person in front of them is either checking the status of the latest buzzer-beater or interrupting the conversation to talk about it.

MathCrunchMar 143 min read

3.14+ ways your Monday is irrationally difficult

Mathematicians and pizza lovers alike rejoice: Pi Day is upon us. Today we celebrate the irrational number 3.14, which is the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter.

MathCrunchMar 34 min read

Why You Aren’t Sleeping Well

You never appreciate sleep as much as when it’s 6 AM on Wednesday, the alarm clock is blaring and you know there’s two more dreadful mornings ahead in the week.

MathCrunchFeb 242 min read

Tennis Player Serves Up Pre-Calc With MathCrunch

Each week we feature a student who has used MathCrunch to help with homework and other daily problem solving. Meet:

Alex

Junior, Kings High School

MathCrunchFeb 233 min read

How to find the perfect internship in high school

With college tuitions on the rise, more undergraduates face the looming pressure to secure a (well-paying) job sooner rather than later. To secure said job, you need experience. So how do you obtain experience without having any experience…

MathCrunchFeb 172 min read

Teaching through compassion and patience: A MathCrunch tutor story

Math is a global language — one that our tutors speak fluently. We feature the people who work around the clock to make sure students get the explanations they need in any situation. Meet:

MathCrunchFeb 133 min read

Disrupting the Education World: Inside TED2016’s Dream Campaign

On Monday, an impressively diverse cadre of entrepreneurs, artists, scholars, startup representatives, policymakers (and some who wear all of those hats) will convene in Vancouver for the TED2016 conference.

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