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The average classroom teacher will make 1,500+ educational decisions every school day. —Teach Thought, n.d. Trying to describe the job of an educator is like trying to explain the inner workings of a computer. Not only is teaching complex, but it is also constantly evolving. Our profession has historically relied upon continual reflection, refinement, and refocusing on best practices for teaching and learning based on a plethora of students’

Distance Learning, Math

Moving Toward a Virtual Math Classroom? Matching Modes of Instruction to Learning Goals

April 15, 2020

author: Basil Conway IV

We have spent the last weeks watching many schools close their doors–some for the rest of this semester—to control the number of COVID-19 infections. I am excited to see our society’s strong commitment to public health. As many of us teachers face the daunting task of serving our students by transitioning to online instruction, most for us the first

Distance Learning, Teaching Methods

5 Tips for Designing Asynchronous or Remote Learning

March 25, 2020

author: Jenny Pieratt

While real-time class time is often most familiar and preferred, it’s not always realistic given home circumstances. Rather than thinking about learning as something that always has to happen together in a classroom or even “together” online, virtual learning provides us with a wonderful opportunity

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Moving Toward a Virtual Math Classroom? Matching Modes of Instruction to Learning Goals

5 Tips for Designing Asynchronous or Remote Learning

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