All posts by Michaela Tricozzi

Hails from Albany, New York and is part of the Pedagogical Monitoring Team. She studied Spanish Language and Literature at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts and went abroad to Buenos Aires, Argentina during her junior year. You can now find her perfecting a new vegetarian recipe, listening to a podcast, or running in the parks of Madrid.

Jun05

When an Unexpected Lockdown Disrupts Normalcy, Smartick Saves the Day

Homeschooling Help During Lockdown and Beyond Navigating homeschooling during the lockdown is just plain difficult. Parents say they often find themselves running out of ideas. Frustrations mount and some children may flounder with too much time on their hands. Establishing good routines is crucial for maintaining a sense of normalcy and purpose during this time. […]

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May22

Math Phobia and Homeschooling? Smartick is The Perfect Fit

Smartick has been benefitting homeschooling families in North America since it was first launched by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2014. Don’t believe us? Hear it for yourself from Maria, a homeschooling Mom located in Canada. She wrote to us explaining how her journey with Smartick began, despite her math phobia. We hope that […]

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Mar18

Smartick Awarded Best Homeschooling Math Program

Homeschooling is a growing trend in countries like the United States. There, millions of families are opting for alternative, personalized teaching methods for their children. Homeschooling benefits about 2.5 million American students, with an estimated annual growth rate of 5%. In 2014, MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) helped launch Smartick in the United States, where […]