Westerville South Math Teacher/Rapper. Desmos fan. ✏️AP Calculus, IB Math AA SL, Algebra 1✏️ Keepin' it as real as the number system. #MTBoS#iteachmath
@ClaireVerti @br13n87 @unprocast @Mr_Black_Cotton Fourth. Easily one of the most straightforward and powerful tools I’ve ever used. Well worth the upgrade too.
Westerville South is looking for an excellent Math Teacher to join our team. It is a fun, challenging, and rewarding place to serve. Please share! @OSUehe@edhdbgsu@MrSchultzMath
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Take a look at "Functions Math Rap" to get the year started out right. A parody of Thrift Shop from Union High School https://t.co/u01LwEqRzF #mathrapmondays#mtbos#functions#algebra1
@Calculus_Adam @Teach_Madson @jdprickett @msjellman @MrsONeil_MCHS@MrNunesteach@PelleTeachSci@Mr_Sterner@JohnBeerbower@acwahlert Ha. It’s definitely harder than I make it sound! I limit the number of attempts of contact each day. Sent ten emails today. Probably ten more tomorrow. I always cc the parents when I email the students. Phone calls are the next step if I don’t hear back from anyone.
@dhabecker @mavenofmath@Desmos In reality, there’s a very small number of points on the AP Calculus test that students absolutely NEED a calculator on. My new plan is to use Desmos all year (it’s so much easier to learn calculus with) and teach students the TI-84 right before the AP test if I need to.
@Fouss Option 1 is labor intensive on the teachers’ end because the documents students upload to @Schoology take soooooo long to load and view. Option 2 is a lot better for teachers, but a little more labor intensive for students.
@Fouss I’ve been struggling with this too. 1) Use Adobe Scan to turn multiple pages into a pdf and then submit that to the Schoology assignment 2) Assign a blank google doc “google drive assignment” from Schoology and the students insert photos into that google doc
Check out this Google Drive folder that @heres_the_teach and I are working on with creating Schoology themes! Feel free to use and share as you please! #tcslearns#tcsathome https://t.co/HuGInxXzpK
Everyone wants our schools to reopen. The question is how to make it safe and how to make it stick. Forcing educators and students back into classrooms in areas where infection rates are going up or remaining too high is just plain dangerous.
I’ve thought about this for years, but didn’t know what to call it. How ‘Learning Engineering’ Hopes to Speed Up Education | EdSurge News https://t.co/PYBrrjweYV
@JaneeMarinelli If you really really want to do it, pick yourself up and apply again next year. 27 publishers didn’t think Dr. Suess was good enough until one said he was. You can temporarily cut grass, do worksheets of derivatives, or whatever else makes you happy.