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When I was going through school, mimicking the teacher was definitely the norm. For good rule followers, that can be really easy. But is teacher mimicking really our goal as teachers? If we only want students to mimic, then we're not giving our kids space to think independently, and solve problems in a way that works for their brain. In today's podcast, I share some sneak peeks from Pam Harris' and Dr. Doug Clement's sessions from the upcoming Virtual Math Summit where they share some of their ideas on how we can help our relationships with our students be less robotic when it comes to getting the right answer.
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When I was going through school, mimicking the teacher was definitely the norm. For good rule followers, that can be really easy. But is teacher mimicking really our goal as teachers? If we only want students to mimic, then we're not giving our kids space to think independently, and solve problems in a way that works for their brain. In today's podcast, I share some sneak peeks from Pam Harris' and Dr. Doug Clement's sessions from the upcoming Virtual Math Summit where they share some of their ideas on how we can help our relationships with our students be less robotic when it comes to getting the right answer.

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