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One of our all-star math Ts reflecting on her experience at @carnegielearn #longlivemath ! @MsDenishaBurl is ready to turn her learning into action. @LAMitchellFW
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Please, please stop using tricks in mathematics before students conceptually understand what is going on. For example, you teach the butterfly method, then learners want to use it to add and subtract fractions. NOOOOO
#openupmath
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You're not grading assignments.
You're collecting evidence to determine student progress and pointing them towards their next steps.
Make the mental switch. It matters.
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Women are so adorable when you compliment their dress and the dress has pockets lol
“Hey! Thats a really nice dress!”
Woman: Thanks! IT HAS POCKETS! 😃
And then she puts her hands in them and show you lol
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The quality of instructional materials has always been important, but it has become more important than ever in our current education environment. Our Chief Product Officer @peterchicago09 shares his thoughts: carnegielearning.com/blog/qu…
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Did you know that your students can use LiveHint, our new chatbot assistant, to get real-time hints and prompts as they work on the assignments at the end of each Carnegie Learning lesson? Just have them visit livehint.com on any smartphone, tablet or computer!
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"How will you demonstrate to your students that you believe in them and their ability to learn?" -@CLSandyBartle #longlivemath
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We're all in this together, so we're offering a free blend of textbook and software resources and support to help you facilitate at-home learning for your grade 6-12 math class. Get the resources here and feel free to share! carnegielearning.com/help-ce… #mathed #mathchat #longlivemath
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🚨 BY POPULAR DEMAND, if this gets 33,333 RTs by 12:12pm tomorrow, we'll change our profile picture to this.
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#ProBowlVote x #GoHawks
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It’s ok to wait! Give kids time to process. @msruff24
#longlivemath
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If you aren't laughing with your students, you aren't doing it right #teachergoals
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Game. Over. 💪
#Seahawks WIN!
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Have you joined the LONG + LIVE + MATH Movement yet? We'll send you a welcome gift and connect you with other math teachers all over the country, just in time for back to school! buff.ly/30nzEfu #longlivemath #mathchat #mathed
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Our 10th anniversary of LONG + LIVE + MATH: The National Institute was our biggest and best yet! Check out the highlights and save your spot for next year: buff.ly/2YFsPZb #longlivemath
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Summer is a great time to build up your PLC. We've got some tips on how to do it in "The Math Teacher's Guide to Finding Your People" - check it out! buff.ly/30Rs1hY #longlivemath #mathchat #mathed
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Drum roll please... our next #longlivemath book club read is "For White Folks Who Teach in the Hood" by @chrisemdin. Join @msruff24 on Twitter each Wednesday for the next 5 weeks at 8:00pm ET to discuss the book using the hashtag #llmbookclub. We're kicking off this week!
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An article here from @educationweek landing quite close to, if not hitting directly, my deep imperative to deliver @carnegielearn to as many teachers and students as possible.
blogs.edweek.org/edweek/top_…
#LongLiveMath
#EdTech
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Happy #PiDay! Here are some fun #mathactivities for your classroom today. #2018PiDay #longlivemath bit.ly/2oV7w2i
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We're thrilled to announce we are the #1 ranked blended middle school math solution by @EdReports! #mathchat #longlivemath #materialsmatter
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Andrew you are a shining light in the performance culture so many are stuck in. Thank you for this great post sharing your work, it is inspiring. teapawt.net/andburnett123/status/9… – at San Diego, CA
This is the first year that I have gone gradeless in my 7th grade math classroom. My school still requires grades though. I wrote a blog post describing the process that the students go through to determine their grade. @hhschiaravalli @joboaler burnettmath.wordpress.com/20…





















