📣 Big news! We've joined forces with @Math_ANEX, a start-up leading the way in asset-based math assessment.
🧡 This sets the stage for the next generation of Amplify math assessments that help teachers understand what students know and need next: https://t.co/BRdclaF4VB
How can educators find #edtech that is easy to use, engages students, and works? April’s Teacher Tech Summit USA set out to answer this question by offering 5 masterclasses led by teachers & featuring tools like @Newsela, @EVERFI, @PearDeck, & @Math_ANEX. https://t.co/WANoouloN4
Math ANEX co-founder Jeremy Thiesen recently had the honor of being a guest on the New Hampshire ASCD Spotlight Podcast with @wcarozza.
Check it out to hear about Math ANEX's efforts to revolutionize math education! #MTBoS#iteachmath
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What does it mean to be a "math person" and who qualifies?
We recently asked around to see what it takes and the answers (even our own!) surprised us!
#MTBoS#ITeachMath
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Want to learn about improving mathematical explanations? Join our free webinar TODAY!
We'll share how we analyze student explanations and we'll go through a re-engagement activity you can use with your own students! #iteachmath#mtbos
Register here: https://t.co/7KIb7OLBRg
@MrCorleyMath Hey Nick! Yes, we can record it and send it to you. When you have a moment, just register for the event and you'll be added to the recipient list for the recording.
Want to learn about improving mathematical explanations? Join our free webinar May 1st!
We'll share how we analyze student explanations and we'll go through a re-engagement activity you can use with your own students! #iteachmath#mtbos
Register here: https://t.co/7KIb7OLBRg
Join our FREE webinar on improving mathematical explanations! Experience a re-engagement activity you can use with your own students! We'll share how we analyze student explanations and collect and share your ideas & questions. #iteachmath
Register here:
https://t.co/7KIb7OLBRg
@MathematicalPwr We love your connection to Math Modeling! We think a lot about assessment items that fall into the category of "Design Under Constraints". These items invite students to state their assumptions and see how those play out to answer the question.
@lookforsun We agree that being able to express your mathematical thinking is essential! Your "W" in "POW" makes us think of what we look for in the logic category. “Can this answer stand alone and be understood by someone who doesn’t know me and may not understand the info well.” Love it!