Inspiring our children by paying attention, and surrounding them with care and intentional love will lead them towards newfound passions, and most importantly loving themselves and further nurturing who they are!!
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Here is “The Limit Story”. “telling the story” in the same order the concepts are born, and how they led to each other, helps learners understand, and remember. 🌟 https://t.co/w7cooO3dHM
Story telling is inviting, soothing, intriguing, and attention-retaining. I use them to teach the heavier, and the “easier to overlap” concepts in Mathematics. Using simple, correct, humane language and tone, will draw people to learning and make the math conversations fun.
March 7th is the Teachers’ Day, in Albania.
On this day we celebrate our teachers, the right to education, and the joy of learning. No job is more rewarding than raising and educating a child, a no job can be taken more seriously than nurturing generations. ❤️
Went on a homework marathon with my students this weekend. We are working on the unit of derivatives and preparing strategies to approach solving Thinking Questions.
Below is a playlist. I hope you find it useful and interesting.
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@SadafAgha8@GeorgeHarveyCI Love this! I used to have my students work in small groups and then have them visit each station and give stars (stickers) to each solution.
Are all functions differentiable at every point?
1. Is it always possible to draw a tangent line to a graph
2. Is it always possible to draw tangent with measurable slopes?
These are the questions are answer and explain, in the lesson linked. 🌟
https://t.co/FSm9YE25lr
@PHSDragon1 @bmolson72 My exact thoughts! Our role in education has shifted. The faster we understand this, the easier it will be to cope with what we are all going through.