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SlamDunkMath: August 2014
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Welcome to Slam Dunk Math, a blog that combines my two greatest passions: Teaching High School Math, and Coaching Basketball. I also blog for the MHF 4U course in Ontario at http:/ mhf4uoverwijk.blogspot.ca/ and my lesson study journey at http:/ lessoninchange.blogspot.ca/. Friday, August 1, 2014. Vertical Non-Permanent Surfaces and Visible Random Groupings. And he deserves all the praise. I was fortunate to be asked to present at the Canadian Mathematics Education Forum. Nathan Kraft @NathanKraft1, Bria...
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SMCPS Secondary Math Department – Page 2
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SMCPS Secondary Math Department. Talking in Math Class, Formative Takeaways, and Other Math Stuff. November 19, 2016. November 19, 2016. Hattie Webb at GMHS shared a great video with me titled Oracy in the Classroom: Strategies for Effective Talk. It was linked in this. 8220;I stumbled across this video where elementary students speak better than high schoolers. There is a short tidbit about talking in math class. But overall this was inspiring to me no matter what the class was.”. Using grades, or.
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CLopen Mathdebater | speaking with a clopen mind…and a portmanteau or two… | Page 2
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Newer posts →. August 28, 2015 · 7:56 pm. Changing Schools, Part 1: #TMCHANGE. This summer, I moved from my New York City public high school to an independent, all-girls school (teaching middle and high school) in Los Angeles, CA. My new school is dramatically different, but amazing! For sharing all of her amazing middle school activities. Thanks to her, I’m blowing away my co-planners! Army men, stickers, etc, etc, etc = AMAZING LESSONS! His amazing virtual filing cabinet. For sharing with everyone here...
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Questioning My Metacognition | Trying to be a better teacher | Page 2
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Trying to be a better teacher. GLOSS and IKAN Training Video. Newer posts →. The Progression of Multiplication. December 18, 2015. There’s a lot happening in elementary mathematics and it’s really tough for teachers to keep up with it all…let alone parents and administrators. I keep reminding myself that the turtle won the race. It’s my hope that in creating and sharing this video, we can all slow down a little bit more and focus on building fluency through conceptual understanding. December 14, 2015.
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July | 2015 | CLopen Mathdebater
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Monthly Archives: July 2015. July 28, 2015 · 12:42 am. It Just Keeps Getting Better. Some nuggets from TMC15:. Exit ticket with student name a grade = a quiz, not an exit ticket. Give feedback before a final grade. Once student see the grade, written feedback is invisible. Arithmetic and math differ like spelling and writing. (Thanks Avery). Debating brings attention to the mathematical process. Focus on the structure (roles, routines, etc) takes away the pressure of doing the math. Monkey Minds & Cheese.
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Student groupings for collaborative work | EduBits by Kristin Phillips
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EduBits by Kristin Phillips. Feedback, motivation and grades-some wonderings. The Third Teacher: Change up your classroom environment →. May 15, 2015 · 4:02 pm. Student groupings for collaborative work. Besides ensuring that your task is engaging and challenging (see post Collaboration That Works. There is always the leftover student because of numbers and not being chosen . Not only do you now need to fix the problem but that student does not feel part of the process. In particular he looks at mathemati...
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REProfessionalDevelopment - ExeterMath2011
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Skip to main content. Create interactive lessons using any digital content including wikis with our free sister product TES Teach. Get it on the web. On Campus Professional Development. Anja S. Greer Conference on Secondary School Mathematics, Science, and Technology. June 24th - July 1, 2011. Phillips Exeter Academy; Exeter, NH. Jean Duty, Laura Morin. What is the Conference Like? What did we Learn? About the Exeter Method for teaching Mathematics. Student textbooks consist of problems only. Eac...About...
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SlamDunkMath: May 2014
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Welcome to Slam Dunk Math, a blog that combines my two greatest passions: Teaching High School Math, and Coaching Basketball. I also blog for the MHF 4U course in Ontario at http:/ mhf4uoverwijk.blogspot.ca/ and my lesson study journey at http:/ lessoninchange.blogspot.ca/. Friday, May 30, 2014. Open Strategy Cup Stacking. Drafted this post a long time ago and finally getting back to it after @jstevens009 commented about my stacking ability in a picture on my twitter avatar. How tall is the cup? We settl...
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