This week we have a short post talking about how to leverage the tap an image task type in Woot Math Polls to help promote error detection and the standards for mathematical practice.
There are many formatting options that you can use to format your formative assessments, polls, exit tickets, quizzes, and homework. These include bold, underline, italics, and more.
There are many ways that Woot Math can challenge all learners, regardless of their mathematical level. Here are a few fun ideas from some of our teachers.
Every year I attend several edtech and math education conferences. Most of the time, I attend in order to share Woot Math with teachers, but sometimes I attend simply to grow and learn.
This weeks math poll takes us all the way back to first and second grade. Don’t worry, If you teach middle school or high school, there’s still some juicy tidbits in here.
Woot Math now integrates with Clever. If your school or district is already using Clever for student rostering and sign-on, Woot Math now integrates with
