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Robert Kaplinsky: The Four Steps to Create a Classroom Where Students are Excited to Learn Mathematics

Posted by Brandon Langer | May 4, 2022 | Recent Posts, STEM PD |

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If you wish students were more engaged problem solvers, then join us for this one day workshop where we will explore: • how we can help students get correct answers and understand what they did. • what we can learn from urban legends to make our lessons unforgettable. • why we should reconsider using word problems (and what we should be doing instead). • actionable steps we can take to make mathematics accessible and appropriately challenging for every student.

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