Shannon Hill

Grade ⅞ Math Educator and Intermediate Math Intervention Specialist @wrdsb Love the outdoors and passionate about inspiring math learners.

[Shannon Hill @MacMathHill]

@aledaklassen Love this idea!

[Shannon Hill @MacMathHill]

@GiftedTawk @WTpuzzles Yes!

[Alice Keeler @alicekeeler]

"You can use Grid View in #googleslides to see everyone work" #googleEDU

[Shannon Hill @MacMathHill]

Thank you @rhondahewer 🙌

[Rhonda Hewer @rhondahewer]

Struggling with how to do @ctfosnot #algebrastrings in a virtual environment? Here's a video of me and some int math teachers playing with google slides to create virtual #VNPS Thanks @LearnBitesized for putting it together #wrdsbmath #mtbos #iteachmath https://t.co/P16Myq0PgP

[Shannon Hill @MacMathHill]

@rhondahewer Love this!!!!!! Thank you for sharing.

[Rhonda Hewer @rhondahewer]

The highly talented Stephanie Goodyear has created this poster for SEL in math. The idea is every once in a while have students repeat their goal affirmation, or maybe focus on one line per week and have a weekly affirmation.
https://t.co/qeOV8isoYF

[Meredith Jewson, OCT @MsJewson]

We are off to a great start with 7-16. We explored Jamboard to start co-creating our Classroom expectations! We are also showing resilience and working through some tech issues as well.

[Jo Boaler @joboaler]

Our new page of resources launches this morning - start your class with a "data talk"? They are so important for our students becoming data literate K-12 - and fun!

https://t.co/riLrmdenRB

[Alice Keeler @alicekeeler]

I made a folder on the bookmark bar in Chrome with the CLASSWORK page for each #googleClassroom class. #googleEDU

[John Stevens @Jstevens009]

Uhhhhh @Desmos, did you just do a thing? I think you did a thing. And I like it. A lot.

[Shannon Hill @MacMathHill]

@matt_anderton @realJ_Mitchell @PaiMath @aledaklassen @AlexOverwijk @MathletePearce Experimented with grease pencils this year because of the plastic waste. Definitely a learning curve involved for the Ss but many enjoyed them as an alternate option

[Nicole Beardsley @beardsleyteach]

Here's a fun way to build community and teach a few tech skills at the start of the year: hold a Google Classroom Header Image contest! Special thanks to @alicekeeler for the template and the directions! #TOSAchat #tlap #ditchbook @GTeacherTribe

[Alice Keeler @alicekeeler]

We are using Collaborative Google Slides to use the Solve It method from @joboaler https://t.co/cuCfHI2a1b

[Brian Aspinall @mraspinall]

Removing electronic devices from the classroom today does not prepare students for the jobs of tomorrow.

Removing discovery, inquiry and problem solving skills today does not prepare students for the jobs of tomorrow.

The jobs of tomorrow will be full of distractions. #onted

[Alice Keeler @alicekeeler]

You do not live in 1980 you live in 2018 and you can not get away with "I'm not good with technology."

[Andrea Stephen @andreacstep]

How can teachers be expected to ignore the research on effective math instruction which encourages flexibility and agility in using numbers and warns against an emphasis on memorization? A #sketchnote of @joboaler’s article https://t.co/frdR80gHak #OntEd

[Alice Keeler @alicekeeler]

By saying that all students should be able to finish something in the allotted time assumes all kids learn at the same speed. There is no average time to learn something. #CUE18

[Shannon Hill @MacMathHill]

Great food for thought on @robertkaplinsky's site! https://t.co/eD4In7OVb9

[Shannon Hill @MacMathHill]

Great read! @robertkaplinsky's site: https://t.co/6Q1s5x8ajS