Congratulations, you’ve just graduated with your Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in Elementary Education! Or maybe you have completed an alternative program and now are ready to teach. You’ve interviewed, gotten a job teaching a grade between Kindergarten and Fifth grade. You have the keys to your classroom and you know who your students are (maybe). […]
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Can you talk about math all day? With whomever brings it up? Do you find yourself making connections between real life struggles and students persevering in math class? Well, that’s what I do! I love talking about math – elementary that is :). I find the process of learning about and teaching math concepts conceptually
Traditionally, math homework has played a major part in the relationship between teachers and students. The teacher assigns the homework and the student completes it (or the dog eats it). It has been simple – math homework is due every day or every week. In my experience, the issue of homework has become more stressful
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