@TCEA@EmilyforEdu One thing I want to incorporate more into my classroom is the idea of digital citizenship. This will be a great resource to do just that.
โWhen teaching Origami to teach math, letโs use mathematical words.โ - Miri Golan.
Instead of saying, fold from corner to corner, fold from one vertex to the opposite vertex.
@bridgesmathart#mathed#origami
@teacher2teacher Every year the first thing I say to my students is you cannot hate math, however you can know that math is not your strongest subject. With that being said we then go on to how they see math in their everyday lives.
@bernardmason We have started to get more and more into canva for our kids to design posters, and I only have good things coming out. It is nice for our kids who can let their creativity flow and for the less creative ones that use the outlines #SMU622
@SandySlinde We always look to change our students, but we need to make sure to also keep ourselves in check and on the right page, thank you for sharing this! #SMU622
@MrsStocker18 I was a struggling reader in elementary school and a couple of my teachers had them. Honestly, it was my favorite part of reading aloud because I could practice by myself first #SMU622
@artwithmstheis My school is very big on giving kids another opportunity and I love it, it gives all kids a chance especially ones that just needed a little more time in the first place #SMU622
Changing your wording from "I have to..." to "I get to..." can be very helpful for remaining positive.
In my role, I get to help kids with Math and see that lightbulb moment when they "get" a concept.
What is yours?
#mathchat
Start with 100 dice, roll all of them, delete all sixes, and repeat. How long until there are no more dice left? How is this related to exponential functions, radioactive decay, and carbon dating? https://t.co/82BoLmbrgP
#math#mtbos#mathchat#edchat