Moving around number tiles can help students develop a conceptual understanding of the mean of a data set. What are some ways you help students make meaning of this idea? Read more about this lesson https://t.co/l9VKevLdfN
Student self-reported grades is a powerful instructional strategy that all teachers should use.
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These Paper Plate Angle Spinners are so much fun to make and come in very useful for helping students visualize how to draw angles in standard position in trigonometry!
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Here are some examples of what Depth of Knowledge looks like in high school math. Check out and download my Secondary Math DOK matrix.
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@mashupmath Jeopardy with Trasketball. For every correct math answer, your team gets to throw a paper wad to attempt to earn extra points! The smaller the target, the more points it is worth#fmsteach
I'm sure I've mused about this before, but I wonder whether student understanding of functions would be better if, when we defined them, we used a non-alphanumeric symbol to denote the input
For example, instead of f(x) = x² - 3x + 5, we write
f(🙂) = 🙂² - 3🙂 + 5
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NPVS and random groups to solve problems. After solving problems, students were asked if they could take their steps and put them into one equation. #fmsteach