#35 How to Build a Community in a Classroom in 3 Simple Steps
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How to Build a Community in a Classroom is not simple, but today I have 3 simple steps that can help you get started building your student centered math community.
A place where students will not only feel like a member, but a founder of the community.
In this episode we will honestly chat about:
- The common mistakes with most classroom community building activities
- How to help students deeply engage in building realtionships
- Simple ways to center students voice in your classroom as a means to building a community
Continue the learning at monamath.com/community to grab 7 more tips on how to develop a community in the math classroom.
🚃 Fun fact!! I live in Chicago, right next to the train. You'll hear it a few times in the recording 🚂
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