How can teachers help students overcome math anxiety and rediscover their confidence? Bianca Gentry shares practical strategies for building resilience, supporting student well-being, and creating a classroom culture where mistakes become opportunities for growth.
In this Environmental Science: Sustaining Your World, take & teach lesson plan, students journey into the world of birds with National Geographic Explorer Dr. Çağan Şekercioğlu, a passionate scientist working to protect global biodiversity one species at a time.
Are students prepared to solve the litany of real-world problems they will face without a sufficient amount of given information? Dive into a few practical examples of instructional strategies that create mathematical relevancy.
In the summer of 2023, the California Mathematics Framework was approved and now serves as a comprehensive guide to shape California mathematics curricula and curricula across the country.
In this Environmental Science: Sustaining Your World, take & teach lesson plan, discover with your classroom how adventure and science come together through the work of National Geographic Explorer Gregg Treinish.
In this Environmental Science: Sustaining Your World – Waging War Against Food Waste take & teach lesson plan, students join National Geographic Explorer Tristram Stuart in an eye-opening investigation of global food waste and its environmental and social impacts.
Using the qualities of mathematical learning experiences as our guideposts, we can ensure that any pedagogical approaches, including Problem-Based Learning, are interpreted and implemented in ways that lead to meaningful and lasting student learning.
The new California Mathematics Framework, finalized and adopted in July of 2023, sets a bold vision for the future of mathematics education in California.
California Math & YOU, the innovative K–12 math curriculum from Big Ideas Learning, has officially been approved by the California State Board of Education for mathematics instruction kindergarten through Algebra 1 and Integrate Math 1.
In this blog, you’ll learn what types of feedback truly move learning forward, how math teachers can make it timely and actionable, and why the right comments, not more comments, make all the difference.