Henri's Math Education Blog

Hi all, Given my advanced age and assorted medical issues, I’ve been thinking about decluttering.

Carlos Cabana is a master teacher with a strong commitment to student engagement and a wide range of experience in East Bay secondary public schools.

For several years, I was quite active on Twitter.

This is a guest post by Liz Caffrey, a former mentee and colleague, now a master middle school teacher near Boston.

Michael Pershan teaches math in elementary, middle, and high school.

A Teacher’s Journey by Marcus Elbel I just finished my 12th year of teaching high school mathematics at the school I graduated from in 2010, Chambersburg Area Senior High School.

I worked in a high school for many years.

As long-time readers of this blog know, I was a fan of Peter Liljedahl’s Thinking Classroom “before it was cool”.

Many good teachers end up leaving the profession for a variety of reasons, often after only a few years in the classroom.

Today, another guest post, this time from a homeschooling mom. — Henri Algebra and Geometry Greetings!

Today, I share a guest post by Margot Schou, who I had the good fortune of mentoring at the start of her career.

In Part 1 of “Integrating Skills Seamlessly”, Frank Cassano and Anya Sturm discussed the importance of explicitly teaching the skill of problem solving, and shared powerful strategies to do that.