When I think of foundational skills taught in Algebra 1, solving equations, graphing linear equations in two variables, and factoring always come to mind. There… Read More »9 Engaging Activities for Graphing Linear Equations in Algebra 1
Figuring out differentiation and what it actually looks like in a classroom setting is not something that just comes naturally. Differentiated instruction strategies are rarely… Read More »6 Subtle & Effective Differentiated Instruction Strategies for High School Math Teachers
Keeping students engaged in math class can be a challenge (especially if you have block scheduling). I’m sharing some low-prep math activities for high school… Read More »6 Low-Prep Math Activities for High School Using Individual Whiteboards
Every October, the budget meeting comes around and all of the teachers are asked what math classroom supplies they want to order for the next… Read More »The Ultimate List of Math Classroom Supplies for High School Teachers
We need to talk about “old math” vs. “new math” for a hot second. “New math”, in fact, does not exist. Math is math. It… Read More »Why Problem Solving in Math Is Not One Size Fits All
About the Author Kimberly Jacobs, M.S., is a teacher of more than 30 years and holds three teaching credentials. Currently, Kimberly provides intervention and instruction… Read More »Uncovering Student Challenges Solving Algebra Problems with Order of Operations
Compound inequalities are a confusing and abstract concept for Algebra 1 students to wrap their minds around. For many of our students, it’s the first… Read More »5 Activities to Help Your Students Master Compound Inequalities
Meet the Author! Corinne Luey Licensed High School Math Teacher, TPT Seller, and… Read More »Transform Your Math Classroom with Peer Collaboration
So many students get to high school math already believing that they are “not a math person”. This leads to teachers desperately scrambling to convince… Read More »7 Strategies for Teaching a Growth Mindset in Math
In this article, we will explore five powerful strategies that will transform the math experience for students in special education, fostering their confidence and success. By creating a supportive environment, utilizing visuals and manipulatives, differentiating instruction, breaking down concepts, and incorporating real-world applications, teachers can empower students who receive special education to develop their math skills with confidence. So, let’s dive in and discover the remarkable growth and success that awaits these incredible students.
