The Power of Choice
Do you have a math learning target that you want to jazz up a bit to increase student engagement, joy and wonderment of a standard? Do you have a lesson…
Author: Angela Kraft
Culturally Responsive Teaching in the Math Classroom
If you are a seasoned educator, then you’ve probably heard the term “culturally responsive teaching” before. But, what exactly does this mean and how can we apply this to a…
Setting the Stage
It’s nearing day one of the next upcoming school year and you have several ideas roaming around in your head about classroom routines. What do you do to prepare for…
Allow Your Students to Think
In today’s math classrooms, we all want our students to perform the thinking while solving problems, right? Oftentimes, however, the teacher is ultimately the one doing the thinking in hopes…
The Underestimated Power of Asking Questions
As we continue to seek ways to help facilitate more collaboration among students, I have been reminded in many subtle ways throughout the school year the underestimated power of understanding…