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Yule Blog Challenge – Day 9
This post is short, sweet and to the point … Classroom Wish List – Materials White boards on all walls or idea paint (white board paint) Dry erase markers – LOTS Desk with separate chairs Green screen Math & English … Continue reading
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Yule Blog Challenge – Day 8
1 Thing I Want to Improve Next Semester In August, Chris Shore from The Math Projects Journal, spent 2 days training 8th – 10th grade teachers from my district. Dual targets was a focus within the training. A dual target … Continue reading
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Yule Blog Challenge – Day 7
A Moment that Challenged me as a Teacher & How I Handled It The moment I’ve decided to share occurred less than a year ago and it supports a pattern within my Yule Blog responses. The Moment The 6th grade teachers … Continue reading
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Yule Blog Challenge – Day 6
A Tried and True Strategy Numbered Heads – Spencer Kagan … Continue reading
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Yule Blog Challenge – Day 5
Reflection on last semester… What will I start… I work as a middle level math coach. One of my schools has a peer tutoring program. Each day, the peer tutors convene by my office each day to check in … Continue reading
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Yule Blog Challenge – Day 4
Books: Past, Present & Future A book I’ve read… Creating Innovators: The Making of Young People Who Will Change the World by Tony Wagner This book changed my view of education and jump started my “Math Op” mentality. ********************************************************** A book … Continue reading
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Yule Blog Challenge – Day 3
How I relax and rejuvenate over the break… Thanksgiving is a family favorite holiday. Cooking a tasty meal and spending time with loved ones are the only goals. After years of frantically, spending my free time buying and sending gifts, … Continue reading
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Yule Blog Challenge – Day 2
A success story from this semester As of this post, I’ve been a math coach for 3 semesters. I love my job! It drives me to view education differently – which inspires me to create interesting lessons. The work accomplished with teachers and … Continue reading
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Yule Blog Challenge – Day 1
It’s Day 2 of my winter break. My family is still sleeping. I’m drinking coffee, scrolling through my Twitter feed and I stumble across #MTBos12Days Yule Blog Challenge. Perfect! Day 1’s theme: Holiday Favorites Treat: Best Ever Pumpkins Muffins The … Continue reading
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Tap Tap Trigonometry
Tap Tap Trigonometry, a spin-off of Algebrainiac1’s Dance Dance Transversal, involves students tapping out the ratios for sine, cosine and tangent to a beat. As I described in my blog post, Dance Dance Transversal – A Guide, Algebrainiac’s the originator … Continue reading
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