Short videos that show how content grows across grade levels. Where I plan to be next and hopefully our paths cross. Catch up on the latest posts. Foundations of Fractions Online Course. Reasoning with Fractions Through the Lens of a 10 Yr Old.

Professional development among colleagues who are also friends. And write your own blog. Add yourself to the directory. If you care about math education and.

How to Take the Leap. List of Tweeps and Blogs by Category. What Should I Blog? What Should I Tweet? What Should I Read? Profiles of math teachers who blog and twitter. And you can see where they are located on this map.

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.

Sunday, March 15, 2015. This is surely not the end of my blogging, but it is the end of this blog. Thursday, February 12, 2015.

Working to help teachers think outside the traditional way of doing, and teaching, mathematics. What is a Recovering Traditionalist? 3 Act Math Tasks. I had the great pleasure of presenting at the Annual NCTM Conference. For those of you interested, you can download my presentation on my other website www. That started last month .

The tale of twenty 4th graders and one happy teacher reading and learning together! Monday, May 20, 2013. Our school is recycling, and 4A is in charge of recycling ink cartridges. Most people throw away their ink cartridges. Ink cartridges are very bad for the environment. When the ink get in the soil, it could hurt the plants surrounding it. It is toxic to animals, too. Also, the plastic on the the cartridges takes a LONG time to decompose. Do you recycle ink cartridges? .