October Math Tools for Teachers: Make Lesson Planning a Treat!
October is here and while the spooky vibes are in full swing, we want to make sure your Math class
Happy August, Educators!
Can you believe it? It’s that time already — back to school!
As the new school year approaches, ensuring your middle and high school math classes are equipped with the most effective tools and resources is crucial for fostering a successful learning environment. Preparing students for a new academic year requires more than just a fresh set of textbooks; it demands a thoughtful approach to curriculum planning and resource allocation. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore a variety of essential math tools and strategies to enhance teaching and learning in middle and high school math classes.
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We’ve got your back every step of the way—here’s to an amazing year ahead!
Unit 1 (The Whole Numbers) – Assessment – Form C
Unit 1 (The Whole Numbers) – Practice – Turning Sums Into Products
Unit 2 (Fractions) – Assessment – Form C
Unit 1 (Essential Review) – Assessment – Form C
Unit 1 (Essential Review) – Practice – Dividing Fractions
Unit 2 (Operations with Sign Numbers) – Assessment – Form C
N-GEN MATH
Unit 1 (The Algebra of One Variable) – Assessment – Form B
Unit 1 (Identities and Inconsistent Equations) – Practice
Unit 1 (Variable and Expressions) – Practice
Unit 1 (After Lesson 6) – Mid-Unit Quiz – Form B
Unit 2 (Using Inverse Operations to Solve Equations) – Practice
Unit 2 (After Lesson 5) – Mid-Unit Quiz – Form B
Unit 1 (Beginning Concepts) – Unit Assessment – Form B
Unit 1 (After Lesson 6) – Mid-Unit Quiz – Form A
Unit 1 (Exploring Patterns in Algebraic Expressions) – Practice
Unit 1 – Assessment – Form A
Unit 1 – Exit Tickets
Unit 2 – (Using One-to-One Functions to Define Infinity) – Practice
Unit 2 – Assessment – Form A
Unit 2 – Exit Tickets
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As you prepare for the upcoming school year, equipping your math classes with the right tools and strategies is key to fostering a productive and engaging learning environment. That is why we strive for the following:
By optimizing your curriculum, incorporating technology, engaging students with interactive activities, and supporting diverse learning needs, you can create a math program that meets the needs of all students.
October is here and while the spooky vibes are in full swing, we want to make sure your Math class
This September, eMATHinstruction brings you fresh math tools and updates in time for NCTM 2024, helping math teachers prepare with
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