When we write our thoughts, something powerful happens: we organize our thinking, test our ideas, clarify and restate, and ultimately refine what we understand. Writing forces us to slow down and...
MoreOne of the most important goals we can have as educators is to create a classroom where every student feels they belong. In an elementary math class, this sense of belonging is about making every...
MoreAs K-5 educators, many of us were taught math in a way that focused on memorization and procedures—learning how to get the right answer without necessarily understanding why it works. Today’s...
MoreStandards in mathematics are designed with a clear purpose: to build on prior knowledge and gradually introduce more complex skills. This progression of skills ensures that students develop a deep...
MoreStarting K-5 math lessons with a story is more than just an engaging way to capture students’ attention—it has lasting benefits for their learning. Children’s literature offers a rich...
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