My assignments are not showing up for my students
If your classroom assignments do not show up for your students, you can use these steps to resolve the issue:
If your classroom assignments do not show up for your students, you can use these steps to resolve the issue:
This weekend we turn the clocks forward for daylight savings time. We suffer through dark mornings and miss an hour of sleep. But, we get an extra hour of sunlight in the evenings.
As you prepare your students for end-of-year standardized assessments, there are several ways that Woot Math can support your efforts. As math teachers know, there are many challenges in getting students ready for standardized assessments. These include making sure students are comfortable and have experience in taking online assessments, and also that they have the foundational mathematics concepts and skills they need to be confident and successful.
Do some of your students finish early while others struggle to start the problem? If you’re a teacher then the answer is probably, YES!
Students are constantly struggling with study skills, especially in 9th grade as we start to think about end of year testing. It is difficult to “know where to start,” which is fair, considering there is a lot of material to cover! They are overwhelmed by the information and are still learning how to manage their time.
Help students make connections between proportional thinking and sequences. This is a great way to set your students up for success with harder modeling tasks and Algebra. Students often first encounter this content through direct instruction and repeated practice. If this strategy didn’t work for them, it’s time for something new. In this week’s post we present a sequences and modeling formative assessment task designed to promote classroom conversation and discourse. Use it to get your students learning from each other and wrestling with problems that have multiple right answers.