Marian Small

[Marian Small @marian_small]

Hope to see a bunch of you at NCTM at my talk tomorrow morning at 8 o 'clock on creating rich math conversations.

[Marian Small @marian_small]

Hey! I'm excited. My new resource- Do They Really Understand? is finally available for pre-order. Have a look https://t.co/HyqfXABPGB

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@dainabloom You are right- it was an error. we will fix asap. thanks.

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@MrsACovert @St_Peter_CES I am impressed. Yay them!

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Looking forward to presenting at NCSM tomorrow and NCTM Thursday. If you're here in LA, hope you can join me.

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@stephanwehner Thanks. will check it out.

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Hi everyone. I am so pleased with my website refresh. Have a look at https://t.co/T2qWifXif6

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@RebeccaMathLady sure

you can easily find me on gmail

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@mstamp36 not sure yet

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Hi friends. Issue 7 of M magazine is out today.
https://t.co/FADebMImJg

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It's up on Saturday! https://t.co/JTKT4kWKeN

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If you're ready to try open questions in math class, you might check this out for help: https://t.co/ypFEEGzjXT

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Consider joining us to talk about assessment in math Feb 16 pm. https://t.co/kg97yWBqsT

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Still time to join us tonight to think about identifying and dealing with learning gaps in math . https://t.co/kg97yWBYir

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Happy Friday. Issue 6 of M Magazine is out for your enjoyment. https://t.co/FADebMImJg

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@nadine1osborne I will check, but I do not think so

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Check out these webinars. There is one on Tuesday night about identifying learning gaps in math.

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Here is the link for the webinars: https://t.co/kg97yWBqsT

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@kimstiffOCSB I agree that multiplication is much more than repeated addition.I've been talking about multiplication as being a unit change, e.g. 5 groups of 3 apples changes the unit from groups (where there are 5) to apples (where there are 15). But repeated groups is an example.

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@go2sheila How generous of you to say!