Math Mondays: Holiday Hiatus Highlights
- Three Ways to use task cards: Task cards can be a great way to differentiate, review, assess, and practice. Read about just three of the ways I use them.
- Creating effective interactive notebooks: If you want to create your own graphic organizers for notebooks, here are some ideas for how I approach each page I create.
- Color and interactive notebooks: there is a danger in interactive notebooks just being about how fun they look. Here I share why I use color-coded notebook pages (and it isn't because they are pretty.)
- Inquiry-based learning in secondary math: There is so much to get through each year, that some teachers feel like they can't use inquiry or projects. Here's some ideas for both.
- Real-world applications of math topics: Whenever possible, I pull in real-world applications of everything from surface area to logarithms. This post is about designing roller coasters with quadratic functions. Search the blog by topic for more project-based math ideas.
- Incorporating digital resources in secondary math: I am unlikely to ever go all digital, but digital activities can be an effective way to differentiate and add variety. This post covers some of the benefits I have seen with my own students.
Question not answered? Search the blog for more ideas and if you can't find your answer, just leave a comment on this post with what you would like to know. I am always happy to chat.
Math Mondays is a bi-weekly blog post (2nd and 4th Monday of each month) sharing tips, ideas, resources, and products for teaching math. If you have questions or think there is something I should include, you can leave me a message in the comments section below or at the store in the question and answer section.
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