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Fresh Ideas to Help You Teaching Transformations
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Instagram Youtube Learning geometry is like making a snowball You want a firm foundation to build on, so it doesn't crumble later. One of the foundations of geometry is teaching transformations. It’s also a great topic for allowing...
3 Quick And Easy Tips To Teach Quadratic Functions
If you are an algebra teacher who wants to teach quadratic functions, here are 3 quick tips you need to know. Tip #1: To Connect The Math Vocabulary To Prior Learning Okay, so you've probably heard this before, but as the teacher, we must connect new information to...
3 Teaching Methods That Teach Properties Of Bisected Line Segments
Want to teach properties of bisected line Segments? Here are three quick methods every geometry teacher needs to know. Method #1: Allow Students To Make Conclusions And Connections Here's a simple method that so many geometry teachers miss out on when teaching...
How to Have More Engaged Students (Video)
One of the fastest ways to have more engaged students is to get them curious. Now, if you'd like students that try while we are teaching math, this video has sure-fire tips for doing just that!So there you have it! This video will help any and every math teacher to...
10 Questions every Math Teachers should ask to build retention
We all need our students to remember what we teach and be able to recall it when necessary. The best way I have found to do this is to help our students connect their learning to previous experience inside and outside of our classrooms. Here are 10 questions that will...
How To Teach Trigonometric Ratios for Retention
If you want to teach trigonometric ratios, here are 3 quick methods every geometry teacher needs to know. Method #1: Connect Trig Ratios To What The Students Already Understand Here's the big thing geometry teachers must...
How to Teach Transformations with These Ready To Use Free Resources
I love teaching transformations. It's so fun to get visual with the students and allow them to see the world around them with new vocabulary and new appreciation. Take a look around for examples Transformations are everywhere. I like to ask the students to brainstorm...
The Statistics Resources Roundup
So after the last blog post all about functions (if you missed it, you can find it here), I received a few asking about statistics. So I thought I would do another round-up for you. Every resource mentioned is free below. Enjoy! Before I begin, feel free to email me...
4 resources to help you teach functions
I have been getting a lot of emails regarding functions. How to teach them in a way that helps students to understand and remember what they are and why they are so important in mathematics (and science and computers and...)So, I thought I would share some previous...
Do you really need to cut sarcasm out of your classroom?
Humor is good, right? Sarcasm is so easy. It is fun to get a laugh. It certainly had a place in our home growing up and within my extended family too. I brought it with me as a teacher in my classroom. Humor is good, right? My embarrassment What I didn't realize...
