Posts Tagged ‘math’
observations are overrated
I was observed this morning by my University Supervisor. After the lesson, I felt like I bombed… and honestly it was the worst teaching job I’ve done with my 9th graders so far (out of about 10 days). But here’s what my professor wrote:
You did a nice job and I like the confidence and [...]
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Tags: math, observation, student teaching, teaching, toss
unit plan overview
I am teaching the third subunit of the second unit in Mathematics I. The third subunit focuses on rational and radical expressions. The goal of my unit was to make the students feel like radical and rational expressions are not scary, and in fact pretty fun. When I was told what unit [...]
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Tags: class, lesson planning, math, unit
may i congratulate you first?
I am now a certified mathematics teacher in the state of Georgia! I passed both tests for certification – on the first try! Without much studying! I’m sooo pumped.
I have to keep reminding myself, so I stay cheerful. I am struggling in Calculus 3. It’s a constant struggle it seems. I am not a [...]
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Tags: debate, gace, gfca, math, regina
I remembered my love for Kina Grannis. Something about her voice is just soothing and amazing.
Today’s Modern Algebra class was exhilarating – classes like tonight remind me why I’m a math major – but classes like tonight make me want to teach college & not high school.
My miss for someone [...]
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i’ll steady your hand
I spend my days doing various types of mathematics. I’m getting kind of sick of it. I have a busy week underway. Had my first Calculus 3 Test on Monday – that didn’t go well. His tests are a little wierd. There are 72 points on the test paper – you’re only allowed to answer [...]
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