Changing math preservice teachers’ minds
Math majors who are interested in teaching are the toughest group of learners. They really are. They are in a […]
Math majors who are interested in teaching are the toughest group of learners. They really are. They are in a […]
Since I committed to BlAugust (see the #MTBoSBlaugust hashtag) and I am in a course design hole developing an Educational
Anne Schwartz wrote a wonderful post this morning about “Why I am not quitting teaching.” It is a extremely thought
On Friday last week at the end of the Step 1 class we were talking about engagement, high fives, enthusiasm,
In my Feedly this morning popped up the article by Larry Ferlazzo called, “Disappointing NY Times Article On Teachers &
I have to be honest, I started, stopped, deleted, restarted, deleted and started this post again repeatedly over the last
Wow, it has been a while since I posted anything, and I need to share a ton of things I
In my AP Stats class a learner wanted to see if there was an association between poverty or income and
It is spring break, so what am I doing? I am attending AP workshops and volunteering at my local university.
Today is the first official day of Spring Break (Monday) and so far I have had an eventful weekend. I