Encouraging students to take on roles traditionally reserved for teachers creates a shared culture of teaching and learning ...

Teachers often use manipulatives—boxes, shapes, figures and games—which students can handle during in-class activities to explain math and science concepts. A colleague of mine forwarded me a ...

Medintz said she wants her classroom "to feel homey" for her students with books, math manipulatives, "and the necessary supplies needed for them to succeed." That means, she said, she has to ...

Encourage students to still use their math manipulatives by providing links to online manipulatives. Glencoe has a wonderful online virtual manipulative platform, and my students have been using ...

Further supporting the need for increased math-based technology in the classroom, DreamBox Learning released results from a survey it conducted in November/December 2009 of more than 500 parents ...

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The manipulatives Johnston ordered will help students visualize shapes and mathematical concepts. Students will be able to construct three-dimensional forms from two-dimensional magnetic shapes.

Various manipulatives, including fractions on a number line, fraction tiles and fraction towers, are among the hands-on materials used in Kathy Neumann’s third grade class in Howard County, Md.

Nearpod, the interactive instructional platform that lets teachers view students’ progress in real time, today is launching Nearpod Math as an additional curriculum channel for K–8 educators, the ...

Kathleen LeBlanc’s kindergarten class at Woodland Park Magnet Elementary School is learning how to add using centimeter cubes. The students are enjoying the Eureka Math learning tools. Eureka ...

— Landmark Numbers. These are numbers that students are familiar with, such as 10, 25, 50 and 100. Students will change a number into a landmark number in order to solve a problem.