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Mar 5, 2013
I am a teacher, currently working on completing the research requirements for my doctorate in education. My study focuses on utilizing small group instruction techniques in mathematics classrooms patterned after proven techniques used in Reading classes. The study attempts to generate a working model that allows for appropriate differentiation of content while at the same time increasing student interest in mathematics. I am asking for your assistance.
If you have taught at least ten years and have experience teaching mathematics, I would be interested in your feedback concerning this model.
If you are interested, please email an I will send you the necessary information.
Have a great day,
Gary [email removed]
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