Why I Threw Away My Student Portfolios & What I Do Instead!
Showing student growth is very important and we do that through student portfolios. In this post are 5 online tools to go digital for them!
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Showing student growth is very important and we do that through student portfolios. In this post are 5 online tools to go digital for them!
Teaching fractions in person can be quite the challenge, let alone virtually and during a pandemic! We are used to giving students manipulatives and letting them explore before teaching algorithms. The question is – how do students explore fractions virtually?
Scaffolding for student success isn’t a bath thing unless you are doing it wrong. Here are 3 tips for using math scaffolds effectively.
The CRA model is a great way to teach math that bridges conceptual understanding to abstract math ideas and structure.
In light of Valentine’s Day, I am rounding up all the women that I look up to as a teacher and business owner. Read to find new inspiration!
Explain EDU is a great tool to help you teach students virtually without holding up whiteboards and using makeshift document cameras.
Setting up paperless systems isn’t as far-fetched as it sounds. Here are 5 reasons why you should go paperless in your math class today.
Goal setting and tracking as an adult can be overwhelming. Read the four things you can do to help your students set and track goals in math.
It is that time of the year when we start to feel overwhelmed by the school year. It’s even more frustrating because we still aren’t consistent in teaching – some of us are remote, others are face to face, and some of us are hybrid. There is one thing we
Having a flipped classroom can be challenging if students aren’t watching your math model. Here is the secret so they pay attention!
I am a fourth-grade math teacher with a love of technology. I help upper elementary math teachers like YOU get organized digitally and engage students with digital tools. When I’m not teaching, you can find me taking long walks with my dog, Frannie!
