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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
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
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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