Shirley F,  Math Dept. Chair

Susie L, Parent and psychologist

6th grader (Tampa, FL)

Sign Up My Child

Sign Up As Educator

Home

Educators

Parents

About Us

Learn More

Research

Press

Blog

ESSER

More

Desktop Navbar

Mobile Navbar

Muzology

Math in a Minute

Did you ever notice that students struggle with learning yet know the words to all their favorite songs? That's because music directly impacts brain regions critical for successful learning. In this short, three minute video, Muzology Founder/CEO, Dr. Lana Israel explores the brain science behind music-based learning and explains how Muzology's instructional math music videos help make learning math engaging and effective.

Muzology Overview

How It Works

Geometry

Learn about pi and the relationship between a circle's diameter and circumference.

Pi is Fly

Pythagorean Theorem

Learn how to use the Pythagorean theorem to determine if a triangle is a right triangle, as well as how to find the length of a missing side of a right triangle.

Pythagorean Theorem: How to Apply It

Here's how to identify quadrilaterals and classify two special types of quadrilaterals: trapezoids and parallelograms.

Quadrilaterals

Graphing and Functions

Learn what a function is and how to identify a function using mapping.

Functions

Learn how to identify functions using the vertical line test and ordered pairs.

Functions: How to Evaluate Functions Using the Vertical Line Test & Ordered Pairs

Graphing Lines Using a Table

Here's how to graph lines using x- and y-intercepts.

Graphing Lines Using Intercepts

Here's how to graph lines using slope-intercept form.

Graphing Lines Using Slope

Learn how to identify the four quadrants on a coordinate plane. Also, see which axes are positive and negative in each quadrant.

Graphing Ordered Pairs: Four Quadrants & their Signs

Learn how to plot and name points on the coordinate plane. Examples include plotting coordinates in quadrant I.

Graphing Ordered Pairs - Part 1

Learn how to plot and name points in all four quadrants of the coordinate plane.

Graphing Ordered Pairs - Part 2

Learn how to solve systems of equations using graphing.

Solving Systems of Equations by Graphing

Rational and Irrational Numbers

Learn about imperfect squares (irrational numbers) and a way to estimate their value.

Imperfect Squares & How to Estimate their Value

When in decimal form, irrational numbers may look similar to repeating decimals (which are rational numbers). Here's how to differentiate them.

Repeating Decimals vs. Irrational Numbers

Find out how to calculate a square root, identify a perfect square, and memorize the first 15 perfect squares.

Square Roots

Exponents

Learn how to simplify expressions containing exponents of 0 or 1. Also, check out a proof for exponents of 0.

Exponent Rules: Exponent of 0 or 1

Learn how to simplify expressions that contain negative exponents.

Exponent Rules: Negative Exponents

Learn how to multiply and divide exponents with the same bases, as well as how to raise exponents to powers. Combine all of these exponent rules to simplify expressions.

Exponent Rules: Products, Quotients & Power

Solving Expressions and Equations

Learn how to identify an expression versus an equation.

Expressions vs. Equations (Quick Review)

Here's how to use the order of operations to simplify expressions correctly.

Order of Operations

Here's a quick recap of how to use the order of operations to simplify expressions.

Order of Operations (Recap)

Learn how the Power of 10 can be used to rewrite extremely large and small numbers in scientific notation! Also, see how to convert scientifically notated numbers to their standard form.

Scientific Notation

See how to solve one-step equations by using addition and subtraction, and then by using multiplication and division.

Solving One-Step Equations

Learn how to solve systems of equations using substitution.

Solving Systems of Equations by Substitution

See how to solve a two-step equation using addition and subtraction, and multiplication and division.

Solving Two-Step Equations

Learn the definition of constant, variable, term, and coefficient.

Vocab: Constant, Term, Variable & Coefficient

Working with Integers

Learn about absolute value and how to apply it in real world situations.

Absolute Value & Real World Examples

Here's how to add opposites and how to add positive and negative integers. Plus, find out how the concept of zero pairs can help you understand addition of integers...especially problems involving negatives.

Adding Positive & Negative Numbers

Here's how to define integers and how to identify integers on a number line.

Integers

Here's how to multiply and divide integers with the same signs, as well as how to multiply and divide integers with different signs.

Multiply & Divide Integers

Here's how to subtract integers with the same and different signs.

Subtracting Positive & Negative Numbers

Division

See how to divide two numbers using the partial quotients method. You will also learn how to write remainders as fractions.

Division Using Partial Quotients

See how to divide two numbers using long division. You will also learn how to write remainders as fractions.

Long Division

Rounding

Multiplication

Count-In: One, Two, Three, Four (4 Times Tables)

Double Up with Two (2 Times Tables)

High Five for Five (5 Times Tables)

Lucky Number Seven (7 Times Tables)

Let's focus on multiplying by 5 through 9.

Multiplying by Five Through Nine

On Cloud Nine (9 Times Tables)

Ten’s a Perfect Ten (10 Times Tables)

The Eight Wonders of Eight (8 Times Tables)

The Sixth Sense (6 Times Tables)

Three Cheers for Three (3 Times Tables)

Check out these fun (and tricky) times tables.

Three Tricky Times Tables

Fractions, Ratios and Percents

Here’s how to understand the basics of fractions.

Building Blocks of Fractions

Find out how to convert mixed numbers into fractions and how to convert fractions into decimals.

Fractions into Decimals

Here’s a quick intro to fraction vocabulary: numerator, denominator, common denominator, equivalent fraction, and simplest form.

Fractions Made Simple

Here's how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide fractions.

Operations of Fractions

Here's a quick review of how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide fractions.

Operations of Fractions (Recap)

Ratios

Learn about the concept of unit rate (ratios over 1) as well as how to turn ratios into percentages.

Say Hello

Hear from Some of our Fans!

It's one of the best resources that I've got, and I've been teaching for 30 years.

Muzology is a lifesaver! It took the stress out of math and made it fun and easy for my child. I highly recommend this program to anyone whose child is learning math.

I've always thought of math as a really boring subject. It's made math fun!

I was failing. I feel so proud of myself now. I’ve never felt that feeling of getting 100% on my tests. So, I want to thank Muzology.

I like the videos on here because they help us learn in a fun way. But when it’s a video on YouTube, they just sit there and lecture you on it. It’s not as fun, and you pay attention more if you’re learning in a fun way.

Your videos are so helpful! I haven't learned the Pythagorean Theorem in class yet, and I know how to do it from your video! Thank you so much!

It's one of the best resources that I've got, and I've been teaching for 30 years.

Muzology is a lifesaver! It took the stress out of math and made it fun and easy for my child. I highly recommend this program to anyone whose child is learning math.

I've always thought of math as a really boring subject. It's made math fun!

Let's be friends. Follow us on social.

Say Hello

Hear from Some of our Fans!

It's one of the best resources that I've got, and I've been teaching for 30 years.

Muzology is a lifesaver! It took the stress out of math and made it fun and easy for my child. I highly recommend this program to anyone whose child is learning math.

I've always thought of math as a really boring subject. It's made math fun!

I was failing. I feel so proud of myself now. I’ve never felt that feeling of getting 100% on my tests. So, I want to thank Muzology.

I like the videos on here because they help us learn in a fun way. But when it’s a video on YouTube, they just sit there and lecture you on it. It’s not as fun, and you pay attention more if you’re learning in a fun way.

Your videos are so helpful! I haven't learned the Pythagorean Theorem in class yet, and I know how to do it from your video! Thank you so much!

It's one of the best resources that I've got, and I've been teaching for 30 years.

Muzology is a lifesaver! It took the stress out of math and made it fun and easy for my child. I highly recommend this program to anyone whose child is learning math.

I've always thought of math as a really boring subject. It's made math fun!

Let's be friends. Follow us on social.

Sign up for our alerts: muzology notes!

Sign up for our alerts: muzology notes!