Figuring out the perfect strategies for increasing student motivation in your classroom can be one of the most challenging parts of being a high school… Read More »4 Proven Strategies for Increasing Student Motivation in Your Math Classroom
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I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again. quality over quantity. I am on a mission to help other teachers make their math assessments… Read More »How to Seamlessly Add Critical Thinking Questions to Any Math Assessment
Desmos has some incredibly innovative activities for pre algebra students. It is my go to website for planning the day before a break, emergency sub… Read More »Top 10 Desmos Activities for Pre Algebra
I’d argue that factoring trinomials is the largest and most challenging unit in the Algebra 1 curriculum. There are many steps for solving the more… Read More »10 Student Approved Activities for Factoring Trinomials Every Math Teacher Needs
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Like the age-old saying goes “you can lead a horse to water, but you can’t force it to drink”. That’s how it feels a lot… Read More »4 Proven Study Strategies to Help Your Students Ace Every Math Test