Mighty Math Tasks!
…math task time. I decided to do math tasks once a week with groups ranging from 2-4 students (I found that groups of 2 worked best). The first two or…
…math task time. I decided to do math tasks once a week with groups ranging from 2-4 students (I found that groups of 2 worked best). The first two or…
…It’s best not to allow students to select their own partners because you need to pair students of similar abilities. If your class is set up in cooperative learning teams,…
…of the game, it’s clear that it’s not the best choice as a learning and review game. Kids are moving and answering questions, but they aren’t interacting with each other…
…learning groups, QR codes will motivate your students to do their best work. Everyone wants the answer that pops up on their device to be THEIR solution to the problem!…
…daily Repetition – Builds neural pathways that become habits Reflection – Noticing sensations strengthens neural pathways Research – Support kids in becoming prescriptive with which tools work best for them…
…thinkers and the STEM challenges tap into this creative vein. This allows amazing things to happen! Some of the best teamwork and “aha” moments come when the stack of cups…
…your point is…” Introducing the Strategies When you begin teaching students to have real discussions in which they link their ideas to others, it’s best to start with baby steps….
…Quotients in Division The best way to start with partial quotients is to start in context. I like to start with a problem like “Olivia, Mason and Connor made $153…
…I wouldn’t keep too many files on the app since they take up space. Just switch them out. Option 2 for Mobile Devices: This works best for upper grades but…
…and you don’t need motivation to finish out the year? You’ll love Angela’s book anyway! Reading it will reaffirm the best practices you’re already using, and you’ll learn new techniques…
…a calculator won’t be meaningful to them. You are the best judge of when your students are ready to begin using calculators. However, if you observe your students randomly punching…
…counselor, mentor teacher, etc… In my experience the best way to deal with this is to ignore as much as possible. Vi Petalu – Call a prearranged parent meeting with…