Reflections on the Power of Yet and Growth Mindset in the Math Classroom
“I am not good at math.” “ I’m not a math person.” “I am missing the math gene.” “I don’t have a math brain.” “Math
“I am not good at math.” “ I’m not a math person.” “I am missing the math gene.” “I don’t have a math brain.” “Math
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Multiplication charts are a staple in many Grades 3-6 classrooms. But how can you use this important tool in a fun way to reinforce multiplication
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