Helping Every Student See Themselves As Mathematicians
by Andrea Baney
Try this activity with your class to help every student appreciate their unique math brain.
This winter break, make some time for YOU! See what these nine educators are gifting themselves as they recharge this holiday season.
“Movies and self care: quiet time/playing basketball/massages/quality food!”
– Teacher Josh Parker (@MDTOY2012)
“Over the winter break, I will give myself the gift of making memories, and cherishing moments. My goal is to be present and engaged with those around me.”
– Educator Bethany Hill (@bethhill2829)
“Over winter break, I’ll give myself the gift of filling my to do list with all of my favorite things and people.”
– Educator Melissa White (@melissajkwhite)
“I’ll give myself the gift of renewed inspiration. At the end of the year, I’m tired and out of new ideas to lead the charge of education. Over the break, I give myself the gift of time to recharge, letting myself indulge, and reading to empower myself.”
– Teacher Andrea Bazemore (@BlackApple4edu)
“Over winter break, I’ll give myself the gift of relaxation: snuggles with my fur babies while I make a dent in my watch list.”
– Teacher Lacey Snyder (@lacey_librarian)
“Reading an adult fiction book! As a middle school English teacher, I just can’t seem to enjoy a good read during the school year!”
– Teacher Jeri Asaro (@JeriAsaro)
“Over winter break, I’ll give myself the gift of diving into some great books with diverse characters and rich stories.”
– Educator Todd Nesloney (@TechNinjaTodd)
“Reading for pleasure, writing, and listening to classic rock.”
– Teacher Dan Tricarico (@thezenteacher)
“Over winter break, I’ll give myself the gift of reading Star Wars and History books for fun.”
– Teacher Phil Strunk (@MrPStrunk)
Take some YOU time over the break, and we’ll see you in 2018!
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