We start by honoring school bus drivers and sharing our memories of riding the school bus on School Bus Driver Appreciation Day. 

Then we all know that math class gets quieter when students are confused and louder when they’re thinking together. That’s why we invited Marjorie Kucich and Sarah McKittrick to talk about station rotation in middle school math and how a smart rotation can turn a lesson into a room full of visible problem solving.

We dig into what “stations” really means in this context, we talk through concrete classroom logistics, and how a small amount of movement can act like a reset button for attention and engagement. We also get specific about consolidation. If you’re looking for practical station rotation ideas, middle school math engagement strategies, and routines that strengthen math discourse and classroom culture, you’ll leave with steps you can try right away. 

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