Dakota Johnson

| Future Elementary Teacher🍎 | Dakota State University⚔️

[Dakota Johnson @dakotajohnsonSD]

@DSUteach
@burgessdave
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[Dakota Johnson @dakotajohnsonSD]

This semester I read the book Teach Like a Pirate by Dave Burgess. It was such a great informational read and gave me different ideas on how to increase student engagement and boost my creativity as a future educator. Recommend all educators to read. #eled360 @drnashscience

[Dakota Johnson @dakotajohnsonSD]

Math manipulatives are great for students! I like this example here of having a manipulative when it come to fractions…really allows students to illustrate the math concept! #dsumath @kevinsmithsd

[Mme.McManus @MsDarbymcmanus]

Grade 3/4M is starting to learn about fractions! We love using math manipulatives 🟦🟩🟥🟨

[Dakota Johnson @dakotajohnsonSD]

This is such a neat idea! I like it because it very private and a simple way to let students know how they are doing in regards to behavior, following directions ext..Also it motivates students to do things right in the classroom! #dsumath @kevinsmithsd

[Kyle.PE.Bragg @ElemPE1]

*Classroom management tip*

We all have that one student who struggles with following directions. Private, effective, motivating. Give it a try! #physed

[Dakota Johnson @dakotajohnsonSD]

Math talk is a great way that we can have students develop a deeper understanding through communication! Great to see quotes like this from educators and the impact it has on their students! #dsumath @kevinsmithsd

[Zearn @zearned]

🗣We love that educator @TCPattenden gives his Ss extra time to discuss how to approach problem solving!

#MathFam #ITeachMath #MathTalk

[Dakota Johnson @dakotajohnsonSD]

I couldn't agree more with this! Like the idea getting students working in teams early. Promotes collaboration, communication, listening and leadership. All essential skills students will need through their education and careers! @kevinsmithsd #dsumath

[Dakota Johnson @dakotajohnsonSD]

I really like this idea for starting off the day. Very unique way to relate math with something in the world that day! #dsumath

[Lisa Waters @FleursbyLisa]

Loving the integration of Number of the Day in my 4th grade math class @TracyZager Students challenged themselves with decimals and multi-digit numbers. Patterns, vocabulary, order of operations.. so much rich math to discuss!