This morning my daughter wished me a "blasting of days!" and then grabbed my son's hand to jump off the stoop and roll around in the grass. I'm not really sure what a "blasting of days" is, but it seems fun and I hope you have one too.
Guide kids towards the difference between answers that don’t make sense and answers that are wrong. 4*8=34 makes sense, it’s just wrong. 4*8=15 doesn’t make sense.
Sir Roger Penrose: The man who proved black holes weren't 'impossible - reflects on being slow in maths & not being good at maths tests- fortunately a teacher told him that did not matter. Thanks @stevenstrogatz! https://t.co/A4v0kXpjTn
"When philanthropists and funders are looking to invest in education to make a difference, it’s crucial that the equity and inclusion lens is used to understand and analyze the organizations and their leaders receiving those funds...
In my latest article for @worthmag I wrote about how philanthropists can support transformative and equitable change in education, especially as inequities are exacerbated as a result of COVID19: https://t.co/avV2VT9WQw
..In order to make an impact that will reduce inequities in schools and the school system, supporting those who truly understand, have lived experience and have worked directly on the frontlines of education will be a step in the right direction."
Discussing the value of having a growth mindset is one thing—but encouraging constant improvement in the forms of test retakes and work redos can help students fully understand its value.
https://t.co/TX1f4a0cDr
@edutopia Thanks for the article! Note: The description says, "Low ceiling, high floor," but the article describes a "low floor, high ceiling" activity.
"Teachers can create such mathematical excitement in classrooms, with any task, by asking students for the different ways they see and can solve tasks and by encouraging discussion of different ways of seeing problems." - Mathematical Mindsets, Jo Boaler
"Mathematics is a subject that allows for precise thinking, but when that precise thinking is combined with creativity, flexibility, and multiplicity of ideas, the mathematics comes alive for people..."