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Support a Teacher: How to Contribute to Student Success

Can you identify teachers just before school starts? #1 – How Do You Identify a Teacher in August? You may have stood behind a teacher in the checkout line. Items in the cart include: 100 notebooks, several boxes of pencils, packets of Post-It Notes, bags of pencil erasers, and a commercial-sized pencil sharpener. The cashier […]

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Math Classroom Organization: How to Increase Order

Does your desk look like chaos at the end of the day? Do you struggle to locate materials for tomorrow’s lesson plan? Keep reading to discover strategies for math classroom organization. #1 – Where to Start: Storage Space A. Math Classroom Organization: Bookshelves and Cabinets First, let’s consider storage space for math classroom organization. My

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Percent-Part-Whole: How to Successfully Teach

Struggling to teach students how to solve expressions for percent, part, and whole? Are you searching for strategies to make instruction easier and effective? Keep reading. #1 – Assess Student Math Skills Percent, part, and whole types of word problems are common challenges for students. Often, the biggest cause is secondary to student challenges converting

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Autism, Math, and Homework: How to Successfully Approach

Students with high-functioning autism frequently overthink conversations, and decisions. They are often perfectionists, and may also demonstrate characteristics, anxiety, and O.C.D. Let’s discover strategies that may be used to increase success for math homework. #1 – Autism, Math, and Homework: Decompress First, let’s think about the Algebra student’s day at school. Between moving through noisy

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