Most mathematics curricula ignore math history. Ideas have consequences, and studying history often reveals which ideas are worth repeating and which ones aren’t. Isaac Newton, author of the most famous science book ever written (The Principia), based the format of his book off of Euclid’s Elements, the most famous math book ever written. Shormann Math's format is based off Euclid’s and Newton’s famous works, stating rules and definitions up front, and using these as the building blocks to learn new concepts.  

Whether you are using a classical, trivium/quadrivium approach to your child’s education,
understanding mathematics within a biblical, historical framework will help students make more sense of what they are learning and why they are learning it. Shormann Math will train students to become skillful at using mathematics in a way that will help them become productive members of God’s world, using their talents to serve Him by serving others.