Colleen Halsey

[Rykeia Kennedy @rlkennedy04]

Tweet 5: Webinar for Educators on how to support students to be creative thinkers.
https://t.co/6lInZuUcjA

@raybeve

[edutopia @edutopia]

Technology coaches, help teachers bring new life to their instruction. 🌱
#EdTech
https://t.co/nyJI5Q9e8I

[Education Week @educationweek]

The new course from the College Board is meant to replace all pre-existing precalculus courses. https://t.co/sa8Rh6AfYG

[Destinee Briskey @DestineeBriskey]

I have gone through @NISEstem’s extensive certification process and have seen the benefits within my teaching practices and within my students growth over the past school year.

[Colleen Halsey @ColleenHal14]

The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics is hosting its Fall Conference 2023 in Washington, DC! Register now to learn about linking research and practice in the classroom. https://t.co/7dV2RUaWpA

[Colleen Halsey @ColleenHal14]

NCTM is hosting a webinar about strategically using technology in the math classroom on June 1st! Sign up here 👉 https://t.co/FvlvZKxoJC

[Colleen Halsey @ColleenHal14]

Everyday Mathematics is a fantastic listserv for parents and math educators to join! #Listserv #ED505
https://t.co/5K2U7JHh1J

[Colleen Halsey @ColleenHal14]

AMSTI is hosting multiple professional development workshops across the state of Alabama this summer for math teachers. Visit this link to find out more information! https://t.co/yoiqRncAUR

[NCTM @NCTM]

This month's MTLT Special Issue is all about technology! 💻

Access the journal and other resources demonstrating how technology can be strategically used in the mathematics classroom: https://t.co/Xs04qOROdR

#mtbos #technology #mathtech #iteachmath

[Colleen Halsey @ColleenHal14]

Taking time to establish relationships with students is crucial in having them reach their full potential in the classroom. Read this article that shares shocking results of a recent student survey and highlights ways educators can strengthen teacher-student relationships!

[Education Week @educationweek]

Less than a quarter of middle and high school students said that “many” or “all” of their teachers make an effort to understand what their life is like outside of school, according to a survey of more than 88,000 secondary school students.
https://t.co/CwjbPzGmAR