@Yeceniab21@WrightMath314@MrsGallardo1 Hello Yecenia, I like you mention that a teacher has to model positive behavior for their students. I think this is very important because students tend to copy everything they see and as teachers we need to set the example.
@WrightMath314@MrsGallardo1 A3:As a teacher,I will create a safe and brave environment by making everyone treat each other equally. Allowing them to understand that they will all be different and have different perspectives, but we need to learn to listen and accept each other.#EDEL5200
@PaigeWinders@WrightMath314@MrsGallardo1 Good post Paige, It is important to remember that empathy helps build a relationship with a student. All of our students will come from different environments some more similar than others, but it's our job to help them.
@WrightMath314@MrsGallardo1 A2: To have empathy is to be able to understand another person, it's like putting yourself in someone else's shoes. A teacher should care about their students in order to make them feel like they are not alone . #EDEL5200
@valeria_vlsqz@WrightMath314@MrsGallardo1 Yes Valeria, support and encouragement is something we have to remember when advocating for them. We have to keep in mind that it could be stressful for them too and sometimes they just need someone to tell them to breathe because it will be okay. Good Post!
@WrightMath314@MrsGallardo1 A1: As a teacher we could advocate for our students by getting to know them in order to understand their needs. We need to remember that to a certain extent we are their voice and sometimes they are to small to communicate that they need help. #EDEL5200
@ElizabethMenc18@WrightMath314@joboaler@MrsGallardo1 It's good that you mention time test because when I was smaller they gave me so much anxiety! I was more worried about how much time I had left than actually doing the math problems.
@JezminQ@WrightMath314@MrsGallardo1@joboaler I like how you point out the false impression that students have to be fast in order to be good at math. There are many strategies that could be used to get an answer and taking a little longer is not bad as long as they can solve and understand.
@MckaylaBallew @WrightMath314@MrsGallardo1@joboaler Activities that allows students to understand instead of just memorizing is a great way for them to enjoy learning. It becomes something they enjoy doing because they are communicating and learning from each other. Great post!
@WrightMath314@MrsGallardo1@joboaler A5: Students participation in math talks is beneficial because students are able to take a little control and communicate there thinking. They learn and realize from each other different strategies that they could use. #fluencywithoutfear#EDEL5200
@WrightMath314@MrsGallardo1@joboaler A1: The memorization of math facts is unnecessary and damaging because students don't learn how to comprehend it. We need to allow them to work and explore with different numbers and strategies. #fluencywithoutfear#EDEL5200
@WrightMath314@MrsGallardo1@joboaler A3: Some reasons for math anxiety would have to be the pressure students have to solve problems fast and memorize them. This makes students lose interest for math because they are not understanding the concept. #fluencywithoutfear#EDEL5200
@silvajess157 @tom_karnes@teachsci8 I actually never had the chance to go to a camp but I wish I would have gone to one, now teachnology allows you to look information up about these camps #csubted#csubedte4200@doctor2pi