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Tag Archives: math
Homework Review – A Work in Progress
Insert here your remark about my homework blog post being one day late! Homework in math is expected. Review and practice are seen as part of developing automaticity and fluency. My students are assigned homework after they have had the … Continue reading
Posted in MS Math Sunday Funday, My Favorites
Tagged homework, math, pedagogy, reflection, self-checking, Sunday Funday
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Self-Checking = Brilliance!
Copies of the answer key are at the front of the room. When you are finished with your test, come up and mark your work. Please leave your pencil at your desk and use one of the green pens. Circle … Continue reading
Posted in My Favorites
Tagged assessment, brilliance, global math, ideas, math, pedagogy, reflection
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Wish Granted!
“IPEVO Wishpool: Your wish just came true.” Oh, how I loved seeing that message in my email! Those words were wonderful validation, an affirmation of my teaching and pedagogy. During a Global Math Department webinar a number of weeks ago, … Continue reading
Posted in Diving In
Tagged curriculum, development, ideas, math, pedagogy, problem solving, writing
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Math = Pencils = Brilliance!
Materials for Class: 2 sharpened pencils…All work must be done in pencil. That’s what my classroom expectations state. Yet, it is rare that all of my students meet these expectations. My morning would be incomplete without the unmistakable sound of … Continue reading