Welcoming Families into the Math Classroom
When we think about supporting students in mathematics, we often focus on what happens during the school day. But there is another important piece of the puzzle: welcoming families into the...
MoreWhen we think about supporting students in mathematics, we often focus on what happens during the school day. But there is another important piece of the puzzle: welcoming families into the...
MoreAfter months of early mornings, packed schedules, lesson planning, grading, meetings, and the constant demands of teaching, summer provides a well-deserved opportunity to slow down. Teachers have...
MoreOne of the biggest frustrations in teaching problem solving is seeing students give up when answers don’t come easily. Heads drop, pencils stop moving, and we hear the all-too-familiar...
MoreWhen 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...
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