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'Thinking Classrooms' in Morris Plains Borough School utilized in math classes - Vimarsana News

'Thinking Classrooms' in Morris Plains Borough School utilized in math classes

MORRIS PLAINS - During the Morris Plains Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 12, math teachers Debbie Drake and Mary Ellen Sullivan of the grades 3-8 Morris Plains Borough

Supporting math initiative adds up for Purdue Fort Wayne officials - Vimarsana News

Supporting math initiative adds up for Purdue Fort Wayne officials

Ron Friedman, a university dean and professor, sees the value of an untraditional instructional model that local math teachers are promoting.

Allen County math teachers bring 'thinking' to math classrooms - Vimarsana News

Allen County math teachers bring 'thinking' to math classrooms

Math teacher Samantha McGlennen wandered around her Summit Middle School classroom, unfazed by the students’ chatter and laughter during a recent lesson about exponential growth.

North Thurston Public Schools Math Teachers Use the Building Thinking Classrooms Method To Boost Engagement and Success - Vimarsana News

North Thurston Public Schools Math Teachers Use the Building Thinking Classrooms Method To Boost Engagement and Success

Math classes can be among the most challenging subjects for students. Since 2018, select district staff and faculty at secondary schools across North Thurston Public Schools(NTPS) have worked together to implement a revolutionary teaching model in their math classrooms.

Why does homework exist? - Vimarsana News

Why does homework exist?

Covid-era remote instruction has prompted many schools to eliminate homework. It might do more harm than good.

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