When students are given space to solve problems, they grow as thinkers. Here’s a short blog I wrote about reimagining math classrooms—with problem-solving at the core. Enjoy and make the shift! https://t.co/ud3AhBnetD
"Opportunities are grains of sand. They slide right past drooping fingers, but an active palm can gather whatever is within reach and shape it into a little castle. It is the act of engaging with the material that gives it shape."
-@JamesClear
Thrilled for the upcoming year and all the opportunities it holds!
I will be in beautiful Dominican Republic working at @StGeorgeRD for a few days. Take a look at this short blog: https://t.co/VHSayv3kpE
“Explicit strategy instruction uses visuals and contexts to reveal mathematical relationships that illustrate how and why the strategies work.” @JBayWilliams#NCTMDC23
The most rewarding aspect of facilitating a workshop is seeing the tangible impact it has on teachers. Witnessing their excitement and inspiration to shift their approach and make small changes that get students thinking about math. Amazing team of educators @HKIS@fayleong
I remember making this well over a decade ago now. I just remade it for MathsBot.
Still quite fun. First one to beat my score of 89 is a good egg.
https://t.co/XwKekf1plt
📊Research has found that classrooms differ a great deal in quality of discussions--and those differences impact comprehension development. Please see below for examples of differences. For a self-assessment and guide to quality talk about text, see https://t.co/hWnyoFVV17
Math worksheets rarely give us the results we truly want. There's a better way and I recorded a webinar with elementary and secondary versions that you can watch to learn more.
https://t.co/WPMJtAuCWF #iteachmath#pd