"I saw the same video mentioned previously and I think it would work really well in a larger classroom.
http://function-of-time.blogspot.com/2011/12/favorite-no.html
I link it here in case some might find the comments of interest."
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I'm starting to try this idea in my class, really liking it, here's Ms. Alcala sharing her "favorite no" idea: …Continue
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I just went to a conference this last weekend and attended Dr. Helen Barrett's mini workshop on e-portfolios. I'm so jazzed about this…Continue
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I'm starting to try this idea in my class, really liking it, here's Ms. Alcala sharing her "favorite no" idea: https://www.teachingchannel.org/videos/my-favorite-no See More
Electronic Portfolios
I just went to a conference this last weekend and attended Dr. Helen Barrett's mini workshop on e-portfolios. I'm so jazzed about this and already started two classes on creating Wordpress.com blogs (all for private-viewing only right now) to showcase their work and reflect on them. I have so much to learn along with my students. I'm wondering if anyone here does e-portfolios and…See More
"Hi Judy, I also subscribe to Bill McCallum's blog at http://commoncoretools.me/, and there are great resources at Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium http://www.k12.wa.us/SMARTER/default.aspx."
"Thanks, Judy! From the commoncoretools site, I found achievethecore.org, another great resource. I do know of Dan's blog but need to visit more often apparently."
"I posted this on my blog last month.http://fawnnguyen.com/search.aspx?q=wolfram&sc=t&dt=3m&al=none
My students will use this to check their answers all the time. It's the next best thing when middle school kids do not have…"
"Our kids have two periods of math a day, so we have the luxury of exchanging papers and correcting homework the next day. There is a check-off sheet for each chapter, and the assigned problems are on there for the corrector to mark right or…"
"Glad you enjoy these, Arthur, thanks for letting me know. I LOVE these pattern puzzles too and am always looking for new challenging ones because my students are getting better and better with these also."
Arthur Weiss commented on Fawn Nguyen's blog post 'Puzzles and Brainteasers, Set 4'"These are awesome! I love this kind of stuff! Thanks for sharing."
"A teacher just shared this video with me, "My Favorite No" at http://ning.it/yBDKrm -- I wan to try this."
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Puzzles and Brainteasers, Set 4
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