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ASCEND MATH PARTNER NEWSLETTER

NOVEMBER 2025

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Teacher Tips

Ascend Math’s teacher tips are posted every Friday on Facebook and Instagram. Our teacher tips are full of helpful advice that applies to every day teaching.

   
Math Fun

Math Fun

Why is 6 afraid of π?

(Answer at the bottom of this newsletter)

 
 
 
 
Partners

Partner School of the Month

Congratulations to Volunteer High School in Tennessee, our November Partner School of the Month! You and your students are doing amazing work!

 

I use Ascend to help my students with math deficits as well as reinforce what my students are being taught in Algebra 1 class. I have seen the results in both deficit areas and Algebra 1 class which has been the ah ha moment for me and my students.

Wendy Lawson, Teacher

 
 

Using ASCEND allows my students to receive instruction to meet their direct and individualized needs. It connects each student to exactly where they are performing and gives them the skills they need to progress to the next level. 

Jessica Greene, Teacher

 
 
 
 
 

Tidbit Tuesday

Ascend Math offers a weekly series of fun, math-related activities related to current events. These activities offer ideas for project based learning to promote student conceptual understanding and engagement

Use these activities for entry tickets, exit tickets, extension activities and more! The posts are also all available on our website. Follow us on Facebook or Instagram to see the weekly posts! #AscendMathTBT

   
Thank you

Data Review

It’s the perfect time to see how your students are progressing this school year! 

Contact us for a Data Review session.

A great way to monitor student progress anytime is using the Ascend Math Student Progress Summary report.

 
 
 
 
 
Updates

Product updates!

NEW! Daily Time Limits for Flash Card Math has now been added to the Class Settings menu. Teachers can choose how much time per day students can spend in Flash Card Math. Learn more here!

 
 
 
 
 
6 Things

Tell-A-Friend

Know a peer who needs Ascend Math for summer school? Share this link with them to let them know What Sets Us Apart at Ascend Math!

Plus, visit our website and let us know who could benefit from Ascend Math! As a thank you we will send you an “I Teach Extraordinary Kids” t-shirt as a gift.

We would love to help the students of your friends or fellow educators!

   
Updates

Tip of the Month

Encourage and reward your students’

success in Ascend Math by awarding

certificates!

To print certificates:

  1. Select Certificates under the Reports tab.
  2. Choose Individual or Batch Certificates.
  3. Create certificates by selecting a class, student, level and type of certificate.
  4. Click Create Certificate. The certificate will open in a separate tab and is ready to print.

If you need additional help, click the Help

button while on the Certificates page. To

access additional certficates, visit our

Rewards and Resources webpage. For

more ideas on motivation and rewards,

view our FAQ or visit the Wiki.

 
 
 
 
 
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6 Things You Need to Know

You can find helpful tips in getting started by viewing the Six Things You Need to Know. Once you are signed into Ascend Math, click on the Administration tab, then select the Six Things You Need to Know link. You will find information grouped by subject. Click a subject bar to find out more.

   
Help

Need Help?

We have options for answers and support. Visit the Wiki page for answers 24/7.

Contact the Customer Experience team:

 
 
 
 
 
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Model Educator

The Ascend Math Model Educator program recognizes and rewards teacher and their students who work diligently to achieve growth in math. Visit our website to learn

more and view the submission form.

View Model Educators on the Ascend Math National Hall of Fame Page.

   
Answer

Math Fun Answer

I don’t know; it’s an irrational fear.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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