Restorative Justice: Resources for Schools
Explore resources and case studies that demonstrate how to bring restorative justice to your school or classroom.
By Matt Davis
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If Twitter shuts down, you can contact me by going to a darkened bathroom saying "I'm not a math person" three times in front of a mirror and I'll appear to convince you otherwise.
SO SO SO important to encourage student voice in the classroom! How can we challenge ourselves to implement this idea in different areas of each day? #DUED357
As teachers of mathematics we need to get out of the way and LET kids talk 👄 & share their ideas💡. Give them rigorous tasks and time⏰to solve them.
Then let them discuss and evaluate each others' thinking 🧠 & strategies.
#Math#Math4All#ITeachMath#MathTeacher@MFAnnie
SO SO SO important to encourage student voice in the classroom! How can we challenge ourselves to implement this idea in different areas of each day? #DUED357
As teachers of mathematics we need to get out of the way and LET kids talk 👄 & share their ideas💡. Give them rigorous tasks and time⏰to solve them.
Then let them discuss and evaluate each others' thinking 🧠 & strategies.
#Math#Math4All#ITeachMath#MathTeacher@MFAnnie
Rather than tell students that an upcoming project will be easy, let them know they might have some problems but you’re there to offer support.
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"Probability is the logic of science."
There is a deep truth behind this conventional wisdom: probability is the mathematical extension of logic, augmenting our reasoning toolkit with the concept of uncertainty.
In-depth exploration of probabilistic thinking incoming.
Being on break is showing me how real burnout is. Important to remember it will not just stop and we have to be intentional about how our time is used. #DUED357
The most important advice a teacher can hear is that they have to leave their work in the building.
It doesn't matter how many students you have. It doesn't matter how much planning time they give you.
If you don't leave it at school the system will eat you alive.
Check out this @Desmos activity: Comparing, Simplifying, and Multiplying Fractions - Repeat Practice! We have short periods on Monday and this should get their brains back in gear to start the week.
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Here's a #yohaku especially for everyone attending #NCTMLA2022. Fill in cells with 16 consecutive numbers to get totals shown in each row/column AND shaded cells contain factors of 90.