7 Ways to Inspire Students to Love Math
7 strategies to get your students to love math
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How to Stop Students from Using the PhotoMath App
Math teachers are getting more and more frustrated with PhotoMath and other apps that literally do the students’ homework for them. Just download the app, point your phone’s camera at […]
How to reteach multiple prerequisite skills at the same time
How can you reach every student in the room when they all need help developing different skills? The problem with teaching math Many math concepts build upon each other. The […]
Helping Students Master Operations with Decimals
My Students Can’t do the Skill We’re Working on because Some of the Problems Have Numbers wth Decimals in them! There is nothing quite as frustrating for a teacher as […]
The worst teaching technique
So “the worst” is a bit of hyperbole. I’m sure that there are worse strategies. But this is a strategy that I see lots of teachers utilizing and it is […]
5 Questions You Need to Ask Yourself to Measure Your Math Teaching Efficacy
I want you to think of a skill that you’re good at that’s not taught in the traditional classroom; like ballet, basketball, golf, doodling, public speaking, sewing, etc. Now imagine […]
Face Masks for Math Teachers
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Why Teachers Resist Differentiated Instruction
People are resistant to change; teachers are no different. When a teacher first hears me talk about differentiated instruction, and how I create learning stations and activities to remediate each […]
Challenging your Stronger Students while Still Reaching Your Struggling Ones
Jafar had finished all of his work. Having nothing to do, he began talking to the students around him. His teacher reminded him not to bother Lilly (a struggling student), […]
What is Differentiated Instruction
Differentiated instruction has meant a lot of different things throughout the history of education Recently, a lot of the talk around differentiation involves alternative assessments. Which meant checking for comprehension […]