Why Problem Solving in Math Is Not One Size Fits All
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
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
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.… Read More »5 Powerful Ways to Support Special Education Students in Math Class
I know what you’re thinking…high school math centers? That would never work with my students. Give it a shot using these five tips and see… Read More »The Secret to Successful High School Math Centers
Getting to know your students and their learning styles is a huge part of creating an effective math curriculum. Visual learners thrive in an environment… Read More »4 Brilliant Math Strategies for Visual Learning
Technology is an incredible tool for our students, but how do we use it without over using it? Using technology in math class is all… Read More »Technology in Math Class: How to find the right balance
“This is math class, not English. Why are we writing in math?” Here’s my short answer to this question. My goal as a math… Read More »4 Ways Writing in Math Can Increase Critical Thinking Skills
Have you asked your students any open ended questions in math class this week? And I don’t mean a question that has more than just… Read More »8 Easy Ways to Ask Students Open Ended Questions in Math Class
Desmos activities have become an essential tool in my high school math classroom. They are no-prep and can keep the students engaged for a full… Read More »5 Student Approved Desmos Activities for Algebra 2
You guessed it! These are my all time favorite Desmos activities to use with my Algebra 1 students. Using technology is a great break from… Read More »10 Algebra 1 Desmos Activities