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Contents contributed and discussions participated by cheryl roach

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Russian Peasant Multiplication - 1 views

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    Now THIS one was awesome - it is the closest I've come to magic! I know everything in math is explainable, but this one blew me away. And kids who struggle with multiplication love this "game." And our Russian kids love the fact that it comes from their homeland.
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Finger Multiplication - 1 views

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    If we teach it and no one learns, did we teach it? We must find ways to help kids who struggle with multiplication. This was actually easy once I tried it!
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Math board games - 1 views

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    It is easy to find computer math games but here we have a nice variety of board-type games you can make for small group use.
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Never Work Harder Than Your Students & Other Principles of Great Teaching - 2 views

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    The title alone grabbed me. The first two chapters are on line which will let you know if the book is worth $20+
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Teacher Magazine: Test Prep Magic - 1 views

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    We all need a few helpful hints at this "test stress" time of year!
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Teach OutsideYour Comfort Zone - 1 views

  • He told me that the last thing a new teacher should ever want is to become “comfortable.” He said that comfort breeds complacency, which leads to a false sense of security. He said that whenever we get comfortable, we tend to develop a false sense of confidence (i.e., security), believing we’re in full control of a situation. Often, that false sense of security allows us to take things for granted, including our class.
  • So step outside your “comfortable teaching box” and thank God for the “tough ones
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    Comfort is comfortable, but it is not the goal.
cheryl roach

ToonDoo - The Cartoon Strip Creator - Create, Publish, Share, Discuss! - 1 views

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    What a great new creative way to bring interest to the classroom. This is an EASY way to create cartoons - ones to teach, others for kids to reflect and comment. Throw one up on your board and watch what happens.
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Session 9, Part A: Models for the Multiplication and Division of Fractions - 1 views

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    Great interactive site for modeling multiplication and Division of fractions.
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Should I Let Them Fail? - 0 views

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    Always a question as we deal with students (and sometimes with teachers!)
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