With the countdown to May officially on, AP teachers are pivoting their review strategies. For 2025, the stakes are higher as we navigate the transition
Tips for your AP Exam Friday Review Sessions It’s that time of year! The days are getting longer, the coffee is getting stronger, and the
Math is in the Air: The “Polar Pulse” PreCalculus Activity Valentine’s Day in a high school classroom can go one of two ways: either everyone
You did it! Celebrate another year in the books for APPC… Whether you are a first year APPC teacher, or a seasoned veteran in year
This past week I had a first time AP Calculus teacher tell me, “I’m way behind, in a bit of a panic, and looking for
With Spring Break coming to an end or possibly still on the horizon, I thought about all of my years in the classroom as our
Welcome to the exciting world of AP Precalculus! Throughout this year I know you have been navigating the curriculum, celebrating the small victories, both yours
Hooray! and hats off to each of you courageous “teacher warriors” that survived the inaugural year of AP Precalculus! I have been cheering for your
“Oh, But You Teach Honors Classes and Those Kids Know How To Stay Organized!” “So, why would you want to use Foldables?” I hear this
Each year it seems my PreCalculus students are confused when it comes to truly understanding inverse functions, even though they have been exposed to the
I am a true believer in DinahZike’s Foldables® and the power of ownership when students create an individual journal for almost every subject area. Teachers
Do you teach PreCalculus or AP Calculus? Have you ever felt bewildered when teaching or reviewing trigonometry? I know I have moments when I do,
I have personally used graphic organizers, Foldables® and Interactive Notebooks in some form for over 14 years with my students. So what does this method
I’ve been asked, “How do you use the eight-page bound-book-style Foldables* in class instruction?” and, “How do I get my students to stay organized?” Here’s
So, Blogging 1-0-1 Comment on other blogs! Great, I can do this. I found Miss Math Dork. She and her great math blogging buddies came up
With the countdown to May officially on, AP teachers are pivoting their review strategies. For 2025, the stakes are higher as we navigate the transition
Tips for your AP Exam Friday Review Sessions It’s that time of year! The days are getting longer, the coffee is getting stronger, and the
Math is in the Air: The “Polar Pulse” PreCalculus Activity Valentine’s Day in a high school classroom can go one of two ways: either everyone
You did it! Celebrate another year in the books for APPC… Whether you are a first year APPC teacher, or a seasoned veteran in year
This past week I had a first time AP Calculus teacher tell me, “I’m way behind, in a bit of a panic, and looking for
With Spring Break coming to an end or possibly still on the horizon, I thought about all of my years in the classroom as our
Welcome to the exciting world of AP Precalculus! Throughout this year I know you have been navigating the curriculum, celebrating the small victories, both yours
Hooray! and hats off to each of you courageous “teacher warriors” that survived the inaugural year of AP Precalculus! I have been cheering for your
“Oh, But You Teach Honors Classes and Those Kids Know How To Stay Organized!” “So, why would you want to use Foldables?” I hear this
Each year it seems my PreCalculus students are confused when it comes to truly understanding inverse functions, even though they have been exposed to the
I am a true believer in DinahZike’s Foldables® and the power of ownership when students create an individual journal for almost every subject area. Teachers
Do you teach PreCalculus or AP Calculus? Have you ever felt bewildered when teaching or reviewing trigonometry? I know I have moments when I do,
I have personally used graphic organizers, Foldables® and Interactive Notebooks in some form for over 14 years with my students. So what does this method
I’ve been asked, “How do you use the eight-page bound-book-style Foldables* in class instruction?” and, “How do I get my students to stay organized?” Here’s
So, Blogging 1-0-1 Comment on other blogs! Great, I can do this. I found Miss Math Dork. She and her great math blogging buddies came up