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Jan 14, 2023
i applied for PEL and submitted my credentials
i am seeking experienced teachers' help to obtain my PEL after the completion of all test
if you can help me in this regard i would ...See More
Apr 22, 2018
Recently, I taught a sample lesson to a few high school students. In the beginning, they seemed very excited, but as we reached the harder problems, they immediately gave up. I was wondering how I can further engage the students who feel that they don't have a "talent for math"?
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rayankabbout
When it comes to learning math, not every student is a fan. I believe it's about making math fun and helping students love the learning journey.
A few things that have worked in my classroom include: - Math games are a tried-and-true method for bringing excitement and competition to your classroom. Whether online or in person, math games ...See More
A few things that have worked in my classroom include: - Math games are a tried-and-true method for bringing excitement and competition to your classroom. Whether online or in person, math games ...See More
rayankabbout
When it comes to learning math, not every student is a fan. I believe it's about making math fun and helping students love the learning journey.
A few things that have worked in my classroom include: - Math games are a tried-and-true method for bringing excitement and competition to your classroom. Whether online or in person, math games ...See More
A few things that have worked in my classroom include: - Math games are a tried-and-true method for bringing excitement and competition to your classroom. Whether online or in person, math games ...See More
Jul 15, 2022
Any primary school teachers who currently use Maths apps or websites in their teaching with students with SEND are welcome to take part!
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Thank you for your help.
Nov 29, 2021
Basic Algebra, working with negative numbers, converting fractions to decimals, visualizing two different fractions, factoring....
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