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Building Productive Parent-Teacher Relationships for Math Learning

As the semester draws to a close, take time to evaluate how your parent-teacher relationships are impacting math learning in your classroom and how you can improve them going...
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How to Improve Mathematical Discourse in Your Classroom

It has been difficult for me to learn how to stimulate vibrant discussions about mathematics among students. I realized very early in my teaching career that in order to get...
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Using Student Data to Inform Math Instruction

Teachers wear many hats: facilitator, counselor, advocate, nurse, coach, motivator, comedian. . . the list goes on. One critical role that rarely makes it onto this list is...
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Differentiating Math Instruction 101

Differentiating Math instruction is essential to meeting the needs of all your students but can be a challenge. How can teachers ensure that on-level students stay on track,...
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5 New School Year Activities to Get to Know Your Math Students

As each new year approaches, teachers are faced with the question of how to get started with their new students. While the “how” is important, spending time reflecting on...
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Fun Ways to Teach Math and Printables to Get You Started

I have always searched for fun ways to teach math. I am a firm believer that putting quality math lessons in front of students helps them enjoy their classes and participate...
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7 Ways Teachers Can Start Fresh in the Math Classroom

Sometimes I’ve felt like I needed a fresh start in my math class. A new year, a new quarter or semester, a new unit—or sometimes I get the feeling that we’ve gotten into a...
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Math Survey Questions for Teachers – Evaluation Forms for Principals and Coaches

Discover three ways that principals and math coaches can get feedback from mathematics teachers and start a dialogue. In this article, we will be looking at math survey...
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6 Free Printable Math Awards for Students

Some of the best days in my math class are when I’m able to see past the everyday challenges of teaching and celebrate successes with my students. Here are six free printable...
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Math Professional Development– Lucy West & Dr. Matthew Beyranevand

Summer break provides teachers with more time to complete math professional development hours. In this article, we'll explore some professional development ideas for math...
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Happy Teacher Appreciation Week

May 2–6 is Teacher Appreciation Week and Tuesday, May 3, is National Teacher Day. In honor of this special week, William H. Sadlier, Inc. shares a letter of appreciation and...
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Math Center Ideas That Will Make Implementation a Success

In this article, I'm sharing everything you need to know in order to make Math Centers a success in the classroom. Plus, download free printable math activities and math...
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