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Gr. 4 #Mathematicians @wcdsbStPaul integrating #STEAM challenges from @mathchick5 to collaborate and build "The Longest Paper Chain" with only 1 paper, scissors and glue! Cultivating a community of problem solvers and the power of risk taking!
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Today we’re working on writing algebraic expressions! I got the idea from @mathchick5 to use the book “One is a Snail Ten is a Crab” to make this complex topic more student friendly. I love the literacy connection. My 5th graders had a blast! @LCISDeast #EEpirates @lubbockcooper
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Help! Mrs. Ransom’s class is stuck in the 80’s! The only way to breakout of the 80’s is to solve a series of integer operation problems and unlock all the locks! Hurry before it’s too late! A big thanks to @mathchick5 @HumbleISD_KMS #kmscougarpride
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Today Ss had a digital escape reviewing decimals! A lot of fun and challenging! #fitzFam @ElemFitzgerald @mathchick5
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#STEM is everywhere...Especially in one of today's most important fields c4isrnet.com/opinion/2018/07…
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@mathchick5 – at Lakeland Heights, TX
How to get hands-on with STEAM through 'learning by making' in the classroom.
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New to #edtech in your classroom? Just remember #learning comes first #sketchnote via @ICTEvangelist #edchat #ntchat #teachchat
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The only time you are actually growing is when you’re uncomfortable: medium.com/the-mission/the-o… via @Alltopstartups
#edchat #joyfulleaders
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7 things to remember about feedback! We love the emphasis on helping Ss take the wheel to reach their goals!
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Top resources for integrating science, technology, engineering, math, AND art: edut.to/2tatSxS. #STEAM
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Learn how to better foster relationships w/diverse students: ow.ly/fL2z30ddaPM #MathEquity #MathEd #mathematics
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#Selfcontrol is the ability to override thoughts, impulses and emotions; it's important for school & work bit.ly/1IYTpQm #edchat
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One Lesson, Three Grades, Three Twists - explore a #division lesson from @mburnsmath! spr.ly/60188lYpG
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In a student-centered math class, students will learn to teach each other and persevere: edut.to/2pM6uaC. #mathchat #mathstatmonth
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5 ways to help students become better questioners: edut.to/2ox9EiQ. #inquiryed
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Leading #K12 educators in conversations on #digitalliteracy & #edtech integrations, @kylepace is a 2017 must-read! tech.mg/GVP1u6
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6 practical ways to create a (more) positive learning environment: edut.to/2p4wRZn.



































