Math Professional Development Information
One of the craziest times of the year is during this end of January beginning of February span. It’s a holiday palooza that no one quite grasps unless they have lived it, taught it, and most of all planned and disciplined it. It’s easy to get caught up in all the fun and feel…
At the beginning of the school year I shared a post on how to get students started on math journals. I am hoping you have tried getting your feet wet with journals or maybe you have been rocking it out and are just checking for a new idea or two! I began using math journals…
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…
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