Sunday, January 29, 2017. Student Feedback on Student Teachers. Two things happened this week that were pretty impressive to me as a mentor teacher. Early in the week, my projector went out. And with algebra tiles in Desmos. That was the plan, but you know Mr. Murphy and that infamous law.

A place to write my way to understanding about issues related to teaching and learning. How do you teach problem solving? How can coaching improve teaching and learning? Thursday, December 14, 2017. And then what did you do? We decided to play it using this situation from Context for Learning Mathematics.

Monday, August 8, 2016. This has been a dream of mine for the past three years, so I was excited to finally be allowed to submit an application. The application questions really got me thinking. Yes, calculus allows students to navigate both abstract and applied mathematics. If done right, it .

Reflections on Holes in Graphs and Reasoning. On August 14, 2015.

There has been a great deal of discussion in public media about the Common Core State Standards. We at Westminster have developed our own Essential Learnings. I do think that no matter the curriculum taught, the way in which it is taught becomes far more important. I do like the Standards for Mathematical Practices and am striving to include more of them in my daily instruction.

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Stimuli to Achieve in Mathematics. Another Way of Giving Positive Feedback. During the week I had the pleasure of giving the Trial marks to my Extension class. I wanted to reward them for their efforts and not have them focus on their mistakes. Smiles all around with everyone feeling encouraged and ready for the final stint. A Look Inside the Classroom of the Future by Dana Mortenson. My Principal emailed the link to this.

Monday, April 27, 2015. I was asked by my colleague, Grace Twietmeyer, to guest lecture for her online Geometry class. I immediately said yes because I never say no to more Geometry! And I knew it was a perfect way to engage students online. Is that the questions are open-ended, providing an oppo.