Rough-Draft Talk in Front of Hundreds of Math Teachers. Bull; March 9, 2018. I was on a raised platform with seven middle school students to my left and six to my right and several hundred math teachers surrounding us on all sides. But what kind of math should we.

Reflection and Discussions in Grade 8, Part 1. Signing up is free and you can do that. Discussion in math class between students is important to me. My happiest days teaching were spent listening to students develop their abilities to articulate points with precision and clarity.

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Friday, July 31, 2015. With Talking Points, I keep finding that the more I push control down into student groups, the better they self-regulate and dive into the material. So here is a self-guided intro to Talking Points for Algebra 1 students. Friday, July 24, 2015. Five years ago, we were a .

Inspiring our students to succeed and make a difference. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Originally posted on Granted, and. Readers will know that I promised a thoughtful follow-up to my previous post.

Saturday, January 7, 2017. For the month of January the folks at Explore MTBoS are challenging you to write one blog post per week. This weeks challenge is to write about a favorite. You can read more about the challenge. This worked out to be about 60 minutes total for each student.

Exploring the intersection of special education, math education, and disability rights. Coming back from winter break can be hard. Everyone is sleepy, unfocused, and daydreaming of the holiday gifts that await them at home after school.