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Let’s jump right into the resource highlight of the day… digital resources! Obviously 2020 caused digital resource use and creation to surge. Many of you had been strictly paper/pencil and were quickly forced into uncharted territory. Those of us who create educational resources had to do a quick pivot as well to help you continue
Revamp your math class with dynamic warm ups and Bell Ringers that spark curiosity and prime your students for success! Kickstart every math lesson with a bang! We’re not just talking about any question, but a carefully chosen brain teaser that taps into essential skills and paves the way for the day’s learning adventure. This
Notes are a critical component in any middle school math classroom. I want to take you inside five of my favorite style of notes. I hope this post will help you (a) learn to use the resources you already have from me, (b) show you ways you can use ANY similar type of resource in your
As a teacher, Google Drive is probably an essential tool for storing, sharing, and organizing digital resources. However, without proper organization, Google Drive can quickly become cluttered and difficult to navigate. In this blog post, I will share some tips for organizing Google Drive for teachers. So, in conclusion, organizing your Google Drive is an
As a math teacher, it can be tempting to fill every moment of class time with instruction and practice. For some of you, it may feel as though you are required to do this in order to fit in everything your school or district has on your calendar. However, students need time to process what
