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Student Assessments: How to Choose

Student Assessments: How to Choose

by Chris | Nov 3, 2022 | assessment, beginning of the year, data

Assessing our students is more important than ever, especially post-pandemic. We need to know what they understand and what they missed, in order to know where to begin teaching. Even under normal circumstances, good teaching almost always starts with assessing what...
Why I Teach Geometry at the BEGINNING of the year

Why I Teach Geometry at the BEGINNING of the year

by Chris | Aug 31, 2022 | beginning of the year, geometry

Most of us naturally tend to think to teach Geometry math units at the end of the school year. Most commercial math curricula leave it for last. Even the Common Core Math Standards put Geometry at the end of the list. It makes sense to our teacher brains- leave the...

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