Math Professional Development Information
Hello! I am preparing for some upcoming conferences beginning next month. As I am preparing, I have been doing some reflecting on all things math. I can’t help but notice how much I tweak adjust my math workshop (guided math) time each year! I am wondering if you find this true for yourself as well! Because…
Starting a new routine in your day can be daunting! Here are some tips for getting young learners started with math journals! Make an example journal. Do not skip this step! I don’t mean along with the students. I mean make yourself a journal that you have ready with your week’s/months lessons. You will return to…
Here is a fun way to motivate students in a math journal or math workbook! As you teach a new concept or unit of study, introduce the reference tools that students can use to be successful. I can’t tell you how many times my students got up to grab a math tool from around…
Both adults and children confess to struggling in the area of math. Over 50% of adults admit that math is a cause of anxiety. Teachers are no different. Likewise, educators who are new to a grade level or math subject area, while simultaneously being expected to be the content expert for their students, can experience…
Just a quick post to share some helpful hints on how we are using our math journal in first grade this year! Last year we embarked on math journaling. At first I was the one kicking and screaming. I don’t like to have to start doing something during a school year that I am not…
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