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[Stephanie ayala @stephan08363180]

Smart boards are amazing for math activites! They allow students to participate and be engaged!

[Christine 6️⃣5️⃣🎹 @crafty_teacher2]

This teacher would like to get a SMART board for her classroom! My students love to use technology in the math class. Let’s help ⁦@FitzhughSabrina⁩ get a SMART board and encourage her students with learning math! https://t.co/1DWgT7Ye09

[Christine 6️⃣5️⃣🎹 @crafty_teacher2]

This teacher would like to get a SMART board for her classroom! My students love to use technology in the math class. Let’s help ⁦@FitzhughSabrina⁩ get a SMART board and encourage her students with learning math! https://t.co/1DWgT7Ye09

[Stephanie ayala @stephan08363180]

This is a great website that supports math learning in the classroom. Both teachers and students have access to videos and help online.

[Kendall Persons @PersonsTeacher]

Today we used https://t.co/wnfWsBkPuU to showcase exemplar student work on the board in real time. #showyourwork @rmswildcatsmath

[Stephanie ayala @stephan08363180]

This is a great article that explains how to provide high-quality learning to all students through effective teaching and learning, high expectations, and various resources and support. #Tues345

[NCTM - MTMS @MTMS_at_NCTM]

We want your experiences of how you have addressed #access, #equity and #empowerment in the mathematics classroom! https://t.co/DFRFGcPoW4

[Stephanie ayala @stephan08363180]

I found this to be a useful tool for students to be able to understand fractions. I think visuals and hands-on activities are essential when learning. #Tues345

[Stephanie ayala @stephan08363180]

@Edu345E

[Giselle Garcia @gigarcia_2001]

#Tues345

[Stephanie ayala @stephan08363180]

I believe children who are encouraged to use various materials that include real-life objects are essential. I feel students gain a greater understanding of algebraic thinking.

[Martha @martha_k01]

Nice reminder that supporting a students initial algebraic thinking through real life objects or examples makes a big difference in their understanding...Here's a fun idea for this upcoming spring! #Mon345

[Denise Gaskins @letsplaymath]

Math Game: What Two Numbers? It's a simple, conversational game you can play anywhere --- great for helping your children develop number fluency and algebraic thinking. #mtbos #homeschooling #mathgames #letsplaymath https://t.co/bK09wcI1JM

[Janice Novakowski @jnovakowski_]

Today in our evening math education course, we examined the elements of the BC curriculum, with a focus on patterning and algebraic thinking. As a way to make connections in mathematics, the teacher candidates are curating photos to use for pattern talks.
#UBCBEd2021 #EDCP340

[Greg Tang @gregtangmath]

Posting Holiday Pictarithms this weekend. Here's a grade 2+ problem that encourages reasoning & perseverance! Requires part-whole & comparative thinking – not fancy algebraic or arithmetic skills. Can students learn to reason thru each equation? Can they verbalize their thinking?

[Janice Novakowski @jnovakowski_]

Starting a series of short videos on how to play some of the math games I've posted on the portal and blog. The first one is for the classic math game Salute which focuses on computational fluency and algebraic thinking.

Full video here: https://t.co/qOIUgfLjLs

#sd38learn