The days of the “one-size-fits-all” review packet are numbered. In secondary math classrooms, our students often possess a wide spectrum of confidence and mastery. I
Preparing for the AP Precalculus exam is as much about mastering the “behavior” of functions as it is about getting the algebra right. Since this
Teaching students to graph polar equations often starts with “point-plotting,” but the AP Precalculus CED requires a more sophisticated understanding. Students need to see the
Are you in need of some help with designing an effective AP Exam Review season? You want to have productive in-class sessions, without endless stacks
It’s that time of year again! As the calendar turns toward spring, the focus in our classrooms shifts toward one of the most rewarding parts
Welcome to another exciting milestone in the world of AP Precalculus! As we move through the 2025–2026 school year, I know you’ve been working tirelessly
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
Help your AP Calculus Students Ride the Slope Field Waves
Conquer It With a 5-Station Boot Camp! The AP Exam season is upon us and the Crunch Time is Real! Students are feeling the pressure,
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
Today we are five weeks from the AP Calculus Exam, slated for Monday May 13, 2024 at 8:00 am. Let me share a few of
When you think about student achievement in schools, do you wonder what common trait appears in every high-performing school? Is it dollars spent per student?
Here we are in the 4th quarter of high school. SPRING is in the air, along with love, proms, and Grad Bash for Seniors. In
Differentiated instruction is not a mystery to effective teachers. Educators have been differentiating instruction for as long as there have been schools. It’s simply
This month the Secondary Smorgasbord is talking about how to create a positive classroom culture. When I began my journey into education, I was introduced to Linda Albert’s
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
Welcome to our Halloween Teacher Treats Blog Hop! My friend Doc Running is hosting the event to bring you some great food for thought as
The days of the “one-size-fits-all” review packet are numbered. In secondary math classrooms, our students often possess a wide spectrum of confidence and mastery. I
Preparing for the AP Precalculus exam is as much about mastering the “behavior” of functions as it is about getting the algebra right. Since this
Teaching students to graph polar equations often starts with “point-plotting,” but the AP Precalculus CED requires a more sophisticated understanding. Students need to see the
Are you in need of some help with designing an effective AP Exam Review season? You want to have productive in-class sessions, without endless stacks
It’s that time of year again! As the calendar turns toward spring, the focus in our classrooms shifts toward one of the most rewarding parts
Welcome to another exciting milestone in the world of AP Precalculus! As we move through the 2025–2026 school year, I know you’ve been working tirelessly
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
Help your AP Calculus Students Ride the Slope Field Waves
Conquer It With a 5-Station Boot Camp! The AP Exam season is upon us and the Crunch Time is Real! Students are feeling the pressure,
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
Today we are five weeks from the AP Calculus Exam, slated for Monday May 13, 2024 at 8:00 am. Let me share a few of
When you think about student achievement in schools, do you wonder what common trait appears in every high-performing school? Is it dollars spent per student?
Here we are in the 4th quarter of high school. SPRING is in the air, along with love, proms, and Grad Bash for Seniors. In
Differentiated instruction is not a mystery to effective teachers. Educators have been differentiating instruction for as long as there have been schools. It’s simply
This month the Secondary Smorgasbord is talking about how to create a positive classroom culture. When I began my journey into education, I was introduced to Linda Albert’s
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
Welcome to our Halloween Teacher Treats Blog Hop! My friend Doc Running is hosting the event to bring you some great food for thought as