Science teachers. If you haven't seen it before, this link contains pretty much all the resources you will ever need. 1000s of files. Thank you to Mr Clayson for collating
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Looking for math problems that get kids (and adults!) thinking? Check out @openmiddle. It's great for uncovering misconceptions. https://t.co/qAOr32x0Mr #iteachmath
When I first introduced retrieval practice, my students resisted. They still preferred checking their notes or copying from a partner because it felt easier (habits are hard to break). So I took a step-by-step approach to show them why retrieval works using a gym analogy. 🧵
The Desmos Classroom monthly K–5 challenge is now live! In "Shape the Beat," students create music using only the internal angles of different triangles and quadrilaterals. What rhythms can YOU make? Join the fun with students and teachers nationwide!
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Problem of the Week 106!
Please do not comment the solution so others can work it out too. Instead, like this post or comment a thumbs up if you think you have the correct answer!
The solution will be posted in the comments on Thursday afternoon.
#Problem#UKMT#Maths
Teaching scatter graphs, histograms, frequency polygons, cumulative frequency etc. soon?
This customisable graph paper with axes might be useful.
https://t.co/aglLrpKURH
Students learn faster when they see what something is and what it isn’t. One of the most important aspect of curriculum planning + instructional design is effectively using examples and non-examples. 🧵⬇️
Celebrating #ChineseNewYear at #DGSScienceClub today with party poppers!
How much weight is needed to make it pop? It's a lot more than you think! We found one that didn't pop until 2.8kg!!!