Problems: then a miracle occurs
Geoff KrallThis is a post in the ongoing Emergent Math mini-series: Routines, Lessons, Problems,...
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Students learn physics behind sailing in cardboard
The RepublicColumbus Signature Academy — New Tech High School students can say the best way to...
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Find, Adapt, Create: A Path Towards More Agreeable Task Design Time
Geoff KrallIn the past I consistently struggled with making the turn from the excitement toward...
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What if students aren’t ready?
Brette WoessnerWe’ve all seen this before on Facebook and laughed internally. But one...
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On Sequestering Math
Geoff KrallI struggle with how “special” we treat math in schools. It’s not uncommon for math...
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Using August Inservice to Plan for May
by Geoff Krall, NTN School Development and Math CoachIn case you hadn’t noticed, school is...
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Guest Blog: The Yellow Light Project
Today’s blog is from a colleague of mine, Heather Buskirk. Heather teaches Physics and coaches...
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Fostering True Math Learning
Some introductory brainstorming:(One clarification first: When I use the words “our” or “we”, I...
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Just how high was the Big Thompson Flood? And how often will a flood like that occur?
Geoff KrallRecently, the family and I were taking in an afternoon in Boulder, CO. After taking in...
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The 2016 Best-in-Network Winner is…
Brette WoessnerWe are thrilled to announce our Best-in-Network 2016 winner! Without further ado,...
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The Home Stretch
Geoff KrallTeaching in Texas, there was always this weird interim period between the end of...
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Here are your Algebra 1 and Geometry Problem Based Learning curriculum maps.
Geoff KrallYes, you can do wall-to-wall PrBL. Yes, you can align your PrBL curriculum to Common...
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