Going over Homework the Next Day in Class is Not Immediate Feedback
Perhaps one of the greatest fallacies facing the way we do math education today is the thought that going over homework the next day in class qualifies as providing our […]
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Tackling the Learning Loss Caused by the Pandemic
The last two school years have been tough on everyone on account of the pandemic. Teachers had to learn to teach through new mediums under changing circumstances while tackling new […]
Great Card Game for Math Classes of All Ages
A fun card game, great for math students of all ages. They learn so many different skills from it.
4 Ways Math Teachers can Differentiate Instruction
There are different ways to differentiate instruction. Which is the best one for math teachers? Which will have the best impact on your students?
Help Your Math Students Learn from their Mistakes
Thomas Edison famously said, “I didn’t fail 10,000 times, I found 10,000 ways that didn’t work.” As educators, we love quotes like these that encourage our students to press forward […]
Why I Ditched Alternative Assessments in my Math Class
Some students aren’t good test takers. They get test anxiety, they work slower than their peers, or a host of other issues that cause issues with tests as a viable […]
An Effective and Affordable Way to Celebrate Student Success
Celebrating student success is a powerful yet under utilized tool in an educator’s tool belt. Think of how fun it is to be celebrated. It’s a good feeling. It makes […]
5 Things Teachers Should do with Their Stimulus Money
This post contains affiliate links to products that do not affect your price but help support this website. Teachers are about to receive their third round of stimulus checks from […]
Encourage Your Students to Take Risks, Experiment, and Make Mistakes
There are lots of benefits when students try new ways to solve a problem. Unfortunately, the way we currently structure our instructional design promotes memorization and discourages experimentation and risks. […]