So, I’m going to spiral the grade 9 applied course! I’m a little hesitant because I’ve taught this course with a units approach for the last 10 years. But I’m also exited!!! It seems so awesom
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So, I’m going to spiral the grade 9 applied course! I’m a little hesitant because I’ve taught this course with a units approach for the last 10 years. But I’m also exited!!! It seems so awesom
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An organized list of Khan Academy Practice links related to specific sections of the McGraw-Hill Ryerson textbook: Principles of Mathematics, 9 for MPM1D
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Conrad Wolfram argues it’s time to rethink why schools require math classes in their current form and what purpose they serve.
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Teachers who want to expand their knowledge, share instructional resources, and interact with others who have complementary professional interests ar
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Back in January, Joanna Malefaki from My ELT Rambles asked me if there was a way to customize charts so that they were more color blind friendly. She wanted to create charts that weren’t just based on color. She wanted to incorporate lines, dots and patterns. So, Joanna and I ended up collaborating for some time; emailing…
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A popular Cornell professor tries to help language-arts types learn how to “make math” instead of just studying it.
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21st century learning. 21st century skills, classroom practice, maker movement, makers in classroom
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David Bill, who’s spent the past three years helping teachers redesign classroom spaces, offers eight tips and tricks to remake your room.
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These five steps are essential in creating a 21st-century classroom: establishing zones, ensuring resource accessibility, encouraging mobility, igniting inspiration, and fostering respect.
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