Group work Math Student Engagement 
eSchool News
OCTOBER 5, 2017
Part of preparing students for the real world is teaching them to collaborate and problem-solve while working with others in small groups. My classroom model includes a lot of group work where students complete tasks with a partner or in groups of four to six.
eSchool News
DECEMBER 10, 2024
For group work, either to help solve problems in the group or to gauge progress, record interactions so students can review and reflect on how they interact with their peers. ” Fortunately, a good classroom management system is a wonderful tool for inviting student families into the learning process.
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eSchool News
MARCH 19, 2025
Teaching in the cyber environment can sometimes present obstacles to presenting content in a way that students will engage with and will want to be involved in during classes. This is especially felt in the 5 th grade science and math classes I teach. Gizmos also offers math programs–Reflex and Frax.
Beyond the Worksheet
JANUARY 13, 2025
With some creative winter-themed math challenges, we can make that transition smoother and keep our students engaged and learning. Why Winter-Themed Activities Work Lets face it: post-break vibes can feel sluggish. Thats why adding a little seasonal fun can reignite students energy and focus. Theyre engaging.
Ask a Tech Teacher
JUNE 26, 2024
Sophia Birk, a digital nomad currently living in Poland, is an international member of the AATT team of educators and a math aficionado. For teachers, preparing students for GCSE success is the greatest concern. Maths is one of two compulsory GCSE subjects. With BODMAS mastered, students can solve fractions and decimal problems.
Cult of Pedagogy
OCTOBER 1, 2023
It’s pretty well known in educational circles that cooperative learning is supported by research, but so many teachers still struggle with it, so when things don’t work well, they give it up. It can be effective to have groups of 4 or 5, a couple of partners, and a few students working alone.
Edsurge
NOVEMBER 7, 2023
The most problematic strategy that many students try instead, he argues, is what he calls “mimicking,” which he has especially found in the math classes he studies. These are the students who end up hitting a wall when math courses move from easier algebra to more advanced concepts in, say, calculus, he argues.
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