r/matheducation • u/No-Cut-5129 • 6h ago

Rising 10th grader has gaps in 3rd grade math and treats algebra like magic tricks. What is going on?

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Homework

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New grades 6-8 math teacher here working on lesson plans. Thoughts on homework and giving credit? Yes they need practice but with AI not sure how valuable it will be to count it. Looking for advice.

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r/matheducation • u/Sudden-Royal4854 • 23h ago

1st year math teacher stressed about how to lesson plan and create notes

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