What Note-Taking Format Works Best for Your Students?
Note-taking is a skill that requires maturity. Students should be developmentally ready to become independent note-takers
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Note-taking is a skill that requires maturity. Students should be developmentally ready to become independent note-takers
What do you do with the student who has their head down, resting during your class? Should we just squirt them with a water bottle to
Each year my Pre-calculus students first encounter the graphs of sine and cosine curves, I find two groups of learners in my room. There are
Differentiated instruction is not a mystery to effective teachers. Educators have been differentiating instruction for as long as there have been schools. It’s simply
Do you feel overwhelmed by the rapid changes occurring in the world of education? Has your school gone to a 1:1 platform, or are you
So many changes have occurred in educational best practices within the last two decades, yet we are already riding on the crest of the next
I’ve been giving a lot of thought on how to effectively integrate a 1:1 approach in my mathematics classroom next fall. When my students are
I am a true believer in DinahZike’s Foldables® and the power of ownership when students create an individual journal for almost every subject area. Teachers
Are you in study mode for the AP Calculus AB Exam? Here’s my adaptation to Sean Bird’s “Stuff You Must Know Cold” handout for AP
My thanks to Miss B, at I is a Number, for finding my typing error on card E1. But more importantly, for giving back to
I’ve been asked, “How do you use the eight-page bound-book-style Foldables* in class instruction?” and, “How do I get my students to stay organized?” Here’s
So, Blogging 1-0-1 Comment on other blogs! Great, I can do this. I found Miss Math Dork. She and her great math blogging buddies came up
Note-taking is a skill that requires maturity. Students should be developmentally ready to become independent note-takers
What do you do with the student who has their head down, resting during your class? Should we just squirt them with a water bottle to
Each year my Pre-calculus students first encounter the graphs of sine and cosine curves, I find two groups of learners in my room. There are
Differentiated instruction is not a mystery to effective teachers. Educators have been differentiating instruction for as long as there have been schools. It’s simply
Do you feel overwhelmed by the rapid changes occurring in the world of education? Has your school gone to a 1:1 platform, or are you
So many changes have occurred in educational best practices within the last two decades, yet we are already riding on the crest of the next
I’ve been giving a lot of thought on how to effectively integrate a 1:1 approach in my mathematics classroom next fall. When my students are
I am a true believer in DinahZike’s Foldables® and the power of ownership when students create an individual journal for almost every subject area. Teachers
Are you in study mode for the AP Calculus AB Exam? Here’s my adaptation to Sean Bird’s “Stuff You Must Know Cold” handout for AP
My thanks to Miss B, at I is a Number, for finding my typing error on card E1. But more importantly, for giving back to
I’ve been asked, “How do you use the eight-page bound-book-style Foldables* in class instruction?” and, “How do I get my students to stay organized?” Here’s
So, Blogging 1-0-1 Comment on other blogs! Great, I can do this. I found Miss Math Dork. She and her great math blogging buddies came up
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