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Two years ago, I was saying “do you have any questions?”. Last year I switched to “what questions do you have?” It made a difference. Today I tried “ask me two questions”. And they did! And those ?s led to more ?s. It amazes me that the littlest things have such a big impact!
Hey everyone! Every year in my 6th grade math class, we end our statistics unit by creating a survey to send out into the world. They will use the data to create different data displays. We would love for you to take our survey!
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End of the year @Desmos art project! I always love seeing what my Algebra 1 students can come up with!
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Thrilled to see this!! @emmajchiappetta congratulations!!! And thank you for for allowing me to be a part of it!
Can't believe that I have a book live on Amazon (as of today). So appreciative for all those teachers and friends that helped along the way and most importantly for the students that inspired me amazon.com/dp/B0BFWWN54M/ref…
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Wanted to share a pic of our instructional coaching team's version of Potty PD, which was a screenshot of your tweet. The response from our teachers has been incredible! Thank you for sharing this!!
A @desmosclassroom Polygraph activity will always be my favorite way to introduce a quadratic lesson! Picture 1 is my students’ questions BEFORE the lesson, and picture 2 is their questions AFTER the lesson! I love seeing how much learning took place!!
The highlight of my day was seeing one of my students from my first year of teaching! I haven’t seen this young man in 13 years, and it was such a joy to see him and visit with him!!
Sharing a classroom with teenagers is such an incredible and indescribable experience!!
My new group of 6th graders impressed me today with their perseverance and great group work!! Thanks for the amazing resources @mathequalslove !!!
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In math class we don't say "I love you," we say "Don't forget to double-check your work" and I think that's beautiful.
Students will be here Monday! Just printed out @saravdwerf name tents! (One of my favorite activities!) What are your favorite name tent questions/prompts?
To practice the concepts in our statistics unit, my 6th grade class created a short survey! We would love for you to complete the survey and help us collect data! Please retweet as well! Thanks in advance!
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Thrilled that I was there for this!! Quite the incredible night!! 💜💛
An LSU professor set up a seismograph machine tonight for the @garthbrooks concert in Baton Rouge.
Here's a snapshot of what it looked like when he played Callin' Baton Rouge.
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Curious question from my students and me: why does scientific notation use the “x” symbol for multiplication instead of the dot symbol? Does it HAVE to use the x? Would it ever use the dot?
This thread has been a trip down memory lane. Being a NICU mama was a scary time, but our experience there was unexplainably good. So thankful for our journey and for the memories!
One of my students was inspired to write this after hearing from the amazing teacher panel at lunch!! 🤩🤩
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Not just a teaching motto, but a life motto too!! @PrinCoachHarvey
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