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Five Ways to Integrate Self-Care into Your Middle School Math Teaching Schedule
Here are five creative, easy-to-implement self-care strategies that fit right into your bustling teaching schedule.
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Math Stations in Middle School: A Blueprint for Differentiated Learning
Hello, math mavens! 📚🔍 Remember the excitement of musical chairs as a kid? The music, the rush, the… occasional bumped elbows? Well, math stations are kind of like that, but with fewer bruises and more algebra. They’re a dynamic way to ensure every student gets a slice of the math pie (and who doesn’t love
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Differentiation in Math Tasks: Strategies for Meeting the Needs of All Learners
Ever tried explaining to someone why you can’t pause an online game? Or why chocolate should be its own food group? (I mean, it’s obvious, right?) Well, differentiating math tasks can sometimes feel just as challenging. But fear not! With the right strategies, you can cater to the diverse needs of your middle school mathletes and make every lesson feel like a piece of that aforementioned chocolate. 🍫
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5 Middle School Math Note-Taking Options
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
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Balancing Instruction and Processing Time in the Math Classroom: Tips and Best Practices
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