@pwharris#MathStratChat
I broke the 24 in 2•2•2•3, and then divided by each of those factors. When I reach 226, I broke that into 210+16. Not the fastest way, but I love the depth it shows.
1808÷2=904
904÷2=452
452÷2=226
226=210+16
210÷3=70
16÷3=5 1/3
1808÷24=75 1/3
A lesson I continue to learn- People remember how we make them feel.
Why I took the viral photo of a person in uniform at Beau Biden's grave https://t.co/zjRwG8xhG9 via @usatoday
Each morning I post a quote for my students. Today I posted:
Be thankful for what you have; you'll end up having more. If you concentrate on what you don't have, you will never have enough. -Oprah Winfrey
I then sent the email in the image to my coworkers.
#GiveThanks
@YardleyMyardley Thanks for the reply. I checked https://t.co/QztifJ5NNi out and they do have lots of passages. However, I noticed most of them are copyrighted and used with permission of the author.
I am looking for high quality, short text passages I can use to create assessments for my 6th graders. I would like them to be in the public domain or have a creative commons license that would allow me to upload the passages to an online platform. Any suggestions?
Fair means everyone gets what they need. Equal means everyone gets the same. Tell kids, “I promise to be fair which means I will not always treat you all exactly the same way.” Then be fair & stop worrying about treating them all the same way. #edchat#thatonekid#kidsdeserveit
If you are using public behavior charts / traffic light systems for behavior please stop now. You are harming kids. Shame on admins who allow / force T’s to use them. #edchat#kidsdeserveit#thatonekid