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Free 4-Part Video Course
Just like you, we’re frustrated with how easily students in math class give up when solving unfamiliar problems. We want to help our students as much as we can, just like you do. Join Kyle & Jon in this 4-part video series to learn how to build resilient problem solvers.
Online Teaching
Plan lessons for online remote learning that apply the Make Math Moments 3-Part Framework to Spark Curiosity, Fuel Sense Making, and Ignite Teacher Moves.
Download The Guidebook
Just like you, we’re frustrated with how easily students in math class give up when solving unfamiliar problems. We want to help our students as much as we can, just like you do. Join Kyle & Jon in this 4-part video series to learn how to build resilient problem solvers.
Starting The School Year
The First Week of School is supposed to be exciting, fun, and a great way to build a positive classroom culture that will promote a productive disposition towards mathematics.
Our Most Recent Posts / Videos
Standards Based Grading GAMIFIED With Badges
Assessing students based on learning goals is great, but this new gamified approach I stumbled upon has potential to be a game-changer for my students.
The 4-Part Math Lesson
4-Part Math Lesson involves a contextual math task solved using inquiry to reveal a learning goal; connections are made to reveal algebraic representation.
Creating Math Through Graphing Stories
The Graphing Stories website has inspired me to empower my students to become creators of math rather than simply consumers of math knowledge.
Visualizing Proportional Reasoning: Working With Ratios and Proportions
Learn about how to find an unknown value when working with ratios and proportions through a series of questions using the Toronto Maple Leaf win:loss record
Visualizing the Maximum Area of a 3-Sided Rectangular Enclosure
Learn about Measurement Optimization of 3-Sided Rectangles by watching an Animation outlining the Maximization of a 3-Sided Swimming Area Given 100m of rope
Visualizing the Area of a Trapezoid Formula
Video that shows where the area of a trapezoid formula comes from by showing multiple ways to divide the shape to develop a deeper understanding.
Visualizing the Volume of a Triangular Prism Formula
Video that shows where the volume of a triangular prism comes from beginning with the area of a triangle (base) formula and extending to Volume
Visualizing the Volume of a Rectangular Prism Formula
Video that shows where the volume of a rectangular prism comes from beginning with the area of a rectangle (base) formula and extending to Volume
Visualizing the Volume of a Cylinder Formula
Video that shows where the volume of a cylinder comes from beginning with the area of a circle (base) formula and extending to 3D / Volume by adding height
The Standardized Test Debate – Is EQAO Good For Education?
Anyone in the education sector would agree that EQAO and other standardized tests are very controversial.
Problem Solving With Dan Meyer’s Three-Act Math Stories
Review of Dan Meyer’s Three-Acts of a mathematical story problem solving strategy using multimedia & making real world connections to engage math learners.