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Tips for Project-Based Learning in Math
There are opportunities to take real-life scenarios and translate that into a project that students are interested and invested in.
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Why Are Five-year-olds Struggling?
Why do children born in the fall have an advantage over children born in the summer? This article explains why.
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Learned Behavior: Perceiving Bias In Schools
A more in-depth discussion of unperceived biases among school-age teachers cannot be found than what is presented in this article. The article explores data presented by…
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Learned Behavior: Perceiving Bias In Schools
A more in-depth discussion of unperceived biases among school-age teachers cannot be found than what is presented in this article. The article explores data presented by…
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Making Math Fun Again
Are you worried about students' downward trend in math? This article shows that encouraging creative thinking in schools can reverse that trend
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School Is Not Always Needed
Will we ever need to use trigonometry beyond our high school years?
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Inspiring Kids
Want to learn how to make your kid love learning math? This study might have the answer.
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Elimination Of Common Core
The governor of Florida thinks that getting rid of Common Core is good for all parties involved.
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Being More Positive
If you like a subject, then your brain will work a lot better with it and you will learn more.
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Race And Math
People need to begin worrying when someone begins calling math a racist subject and urges people to change the curriculum.