Math

Building a sense of play around math problems encourages students to engage and collaborate.

Creating a magazine gives students a chance to learn about real-world applications of math.

Getting rid of the lecture in math class means that students can work at their own pace while teachers differentiate instruction.

An effort to help third graders visualize large numbers turns into an ambitious project to build a model of a million.

Ensuring that the technology we bring into math classes fosters active engagement is key.

A list of dates and resources teachers can use as the inspiration for math-related games and fun activities throughout the year.

Inspired by John Hattie, a middle school math teacher encourages students to articulate and measure their own learning.

Teachers who coach teams in a mathematical modeling challenge share ideas for helping students develop more confidence.

Three middle school projects—in English, math, and history—use computational thinking skills to address social justice topics.