Guided notes strive to help students better learn and participate in math class. But what if they are actually hurting more than helping? Read below on how we can fix that.

For me, one of the most dreaded questions from a student is “What do I do now?” In today’s episode, I am sharing something I do to prepare in advance for these scenarios without creating a whole new chore. Let’s get started.

Did you know that whiteboards can increase student participation and reduce math anxiety? Check out my favorite ways to use whiteboards in math!

Have you done a “turn and talk” with your students? How did it go? Getting students to talk academically can take work. Here’s a fun way to get students up and moving AND talking to one another about math.

The number of students prepared for class when the bell rings dwindles as the school year progresses. Here’s my 1-minute hack to get all your students prepared for class!

Traditional math warmups can waste precious time. Making the switch to these math adjacent tasks will boost student confidence and success!

Using teams in your classroom sounds great, but how do you actually get that ball rolling? Here are 3 things I do on day 1 to build teams!

Moving into this new school year, we all want to have an effective math classroom. But how do we do that? Tune into this episode to learn how!

“Why has math changed? This isn’t how I learned it!” Grownups ask me that every year at conference! In today’s episode, we are going to be addressing how to talk to parents about “new math”. Let’s get started!

Make math practice fun by playing this easy-to-set-up game: Ghosts in the Graveyard. It’s a game of collaboration, chance, and spooky ghosts! Let’s get started.