In this episode, we are discussing a math problem solving strategy that will go beyond circling, underlining and boxing words and actually help students with thinking and planning.

Some of the Tech Tools that I use in my math lessons include Google Form, Google Sheets, Boom Card and Innobot robots. Stay tuned as I dive in, and dig deeper on how I use these tech tools to enhance my math instruction and support spiraling in my classroom through things like math projects and differentiated instruction and inquiry-based learning.

One of my goals this year was to use more of a Spiraled Math approach in my classroom. Three months down the line, there have been wins and above all lessons learned. I share my experience in this episode.

In this episode, I discuss strategies that I use to help my students create better answers.

In this episode, I talk about some awesome things that I have learned from  the renowned TV-character; Olivia Pope.

In this episode, I dive deep and discuss the 4 steps of the Gradual Release of Responsibility teaching model; The Modeled, Shared, Guided and Independent.

In this Episode, Inquiry based learning activities that you can use in your classroom.

In the curriculum, we're obliged to teach all the Topics including the tiresome and dry topic. I'm going to discuss 5 strategies for tackling such so that the learning is engaging and interesting to you and your students.