The holidays are such a crazy time of year, especially in the classroom. Students are filled with excitement and anticipation, and it’s not easy to manage both your classroom and your own holiday to-do list. That’s why when the bell rings on ... Read More
When you think of intervention, does your mind jump to of paper-and-pencil, skill-and-drill activities with rote memorization? But intervention can be so much more dynamic. I like to think of intervention as a way to "light a fire" in my students. In ... Read More
As classroom teachers we spend hours setting up our physical classroom environment and spend weeks building a community of learners, so now is the time to really reflect on the things that we say as teachers that will benefit our student’s mathematical ... Read More
The very best teachers we ever had as students involved us in the learning process. They drew us in and got us making our own connections to what they were teaching. They may have also created a sense of cognitive dissonance, or ... Read More
