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Category: Growth Mindset

Laura BellJanuary 18, 2022January 27, 2022

Math is like…

The main goal of my research team this year is to encourage students to redefine who they are as mathematicians in order to increase their enjoyment while doing mathematics. Enjoyment,…

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Sarah ShonFebruary 9, 2021February 9, 2021

Focusing on Our 3 P’s – Positive Personal Progress

With facing the stress of giving semester exams on top of changing learning modes between remote, hybrid, and all-in, it was essential for me to help my students stay calm…

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Kathryn HayesFebruary 21, 2019March 13, 2019

Feedback for Learning

Anxiety. Stress. Grades. Students have a million activities, classes, events, and social issues they manage everyday. They are busy and overwhelmed. Add a math class in there and some students…

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Anthony JonesFebruary 10, 2019February 21, 2019

Math Curiosities, Part 2

In my previous post on Mathematical Curiosities (www.imath.us/math), I wrote that I would explain in more detail later.  So, here are a few of the experiences I have had utilizing…

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Megan KeanJanuary 19, 2018July 31, 2020

Number Talks – An Unexpected Side Effect

Number Talks – An Unexpected Side Effect We have all heard, “Mistakes are proof that you are trying”, “Mistakes are opportunities to learn”, “Mistakes are stepping stones of learning,” but…

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Denise DediniNovember 4, 2017November 4, 2017

The Power of Self-Talk

In recent years, education and brain research have collided.  The science of the structure of the human brain provides significant evidence that our thinking has the power to physiologically change…

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  • Formative Assessment
  • Goal Setting
  • Growth Mindset
  • Mathematical Discourse
  • Motivation & Engagement
  • Number Talks
  • Productive Struggle
  • Standards Based Grading
  • Student Self-Assessment & Metacognition
  • Study Team Improvement
  • Teacher as Researcher
 

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