Task Cards: Five Engaging Ways to Use Them in the Classroom
…more bearable! Just as the game Scoot gets my students up and moving, so does Solve the Room! They are up, moving, and exercising their mathematical minds! I have also…
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What Explicit Instruction Looks Like During Math Intervention (and Why It Works)
…respond, and immediate feedback when misconceptions arise. When we model our thinking, guide students through the process, and gradually release responsibility at the right time, we help build both mathematical…
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Learn Like a Pirate {Improvement Focus vs. Grade Focus}
…believes that “students need to know how to give critical peer feedback in a way that [is] constructive and honest but still kind and esteem-building. Second, but equally important, they…
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5 Simple Ideas for a Classroom Valentine’s Day Party
…by showing a few YouTube videos for students who are unfamiliar or need an idea or two to get started. There are many strategies for building, and I love watching…
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Using KidBlog for Math Journals!
… We teach in the same building and chat about blogging every now and then….ok, often and probably way too much. When I heard about KidBlog, I thought it sounded really…
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My Beliefs on Education!
…*I believe that assessment should drive our instruction but should not dominate our buildings in the way they often do. I know the anxiety that comes with getting back scores…