About this episode
If you're ready to try something new and planning this summer to make some changes in your classroom or instruction you must listen to this episode about the 3 most common pitfalls of teachers that try something new in math.
If you're hoping to get your students problem solving, productively struggling, and discussing their math thinking next school year you gotta listen to these mistakes to avoid.
We'll chat about:
- 3 mistakes to avoid
- productive struggle, discorse, and differentiation (and it might not be what you expect)
- next steps to support your big, bold moves this summer!
Now what?
- Sign up for my FREE summer PD Monamath.com/summerpd
- Check out Word Problem Workshop Monamath.com/WPW
- Join me at College to Career Summit June 27th Details Here
- Come back Wednesday for a special interview all about Word Problem Workshop!
Come chat with my on instagram @HelloMonaMath
If you have a second, could you hit review and leave a few sentences about how the ideas on this podcast have helped you in your classroom? Thanks so much, friend!
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