Jessica Alvear @HicksTigersMath

Math Specialist & Interventionist at Hicks Elementary, Alief ISD GO MATH!!✋☝🎲 Houston, TX Joined September 2015

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Dr. A. Mays @anthonymays5

2 days ago

We are grateful to the @FoundationAlief for their contributions to @AliefISD. Tonight we were able to give away more than $100,000 in scholarships to our students! Thank you to our business partners, parents, and community donors who make this happen! #AliefProud #WeAreAlief

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Nicki Newton https://linktr.ee/drnicki @drnickimath

2 days ago

🚨 FREE Virtual Summer Summit alert! Christina Tondevold is bringing together an amazing lineup of speakers for 3 days of game-changing conversations on moving beyond memorization in math. I'm honored to be speaking on Tuesday — grab your free spot now: bit.ly/4vKLaiC

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MindShift @MindShiftKQED

3 days ago

Educators are looking closely at early literacy. Should they examine what’s happening in early elementary grades in math, too? @ASCD ascd.org/blogs/to-impro…

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lead4ward @lead4ward

5 days ago

Tour of Knowledge gets every student thinking, discussing, and contributing. Fast-paced, collaborative, and easy to apply to any concept. Check out the extended instructions here: lead4ward.com/tour-of-knowle… #lead4ward #tourofknowledge #instructionalstrategy

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Stacy Amos @StacyMAmos

2 weeks ago

Help me give my students the opportunity to create in our art center with a sensory and art table paired with a just-right sized easel! donorschoose.org/sl/3KXhDquJi6 #art #create #imagine @Disney @LakeshoreLM

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𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐝 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 @DrBradJohnson

3 weeks ago

We keep blaming teachers for declining literacy. But we're raising a generation that consumes information through 15-second videos, endless scrolling, and constant notifications. Then we assess them as though they've spent years building the reading stamina to sit with a complex text for 30 or 60 minutes. Scrolling is a sprint. Reading is a marathon. Today's students interact with language differently than any generation before them. They skim. They swipe. They jump from one idea to the next. Yet our literacy assessments still require sustained attention, deep comprehension, inference, vocabulary, and the ability to remain engaged with complex texts. Those are essential skills. They always will be. But if children spend far less time reading books outside of school than previous generations, why are we surprised when reading stamina declines? This isn't about blaming parents or lowering expectations. It's about recognizing a profound cultural shift. Schools are increasingly being asked to develop skills that many children have fewer opportunities to practice beyond the classroom. Teachers matter. Instruction matters. But literacy has never begun with a standardized test. It begins with hearing stories, seeing adults read, turning pages, asking questions, imagining new worlds, and discovering that some things are worth staying with long after the first page. If we want stronger readers, we can't place the entire burden on teachers. Building literacy has always been, and will always be, a shared responsibility between schools, families, and the culture our children grow up in.

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Pam Harris @pwharris

3 weeks ago

This FREE guide will help you understand what makes Problem Strings so powerful, clear up common misconceptions, and give you the confidence to facilitate meaningful mathematical conversations that build reasoning—not just answers. bit.ly/4vfARTF

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Brainingcamp @brainingcamp

3 weeks ago

💡Help students build number sense and addition fluency with the "Make a Ten" strategy! 🔵

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Howie Hua @howie_hua

4 weeks ago

Today, 6/28, is a mathematically perfect day!

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Nicki Newton https://linktr.ee/drnicki @drnickimath

a month ago

Math teachers, Parents, Librarians - this is your sign. That math idea in your head? It could be a picture book kids LOVE. Join me July 20th for Write a Children’s Math Picture Book with AI. $49. Online. Recording included for a year. Let’s make math magical. #MathPictureBooks #AIforTeachers #primaryteacher #kindergarten #kindergartenteacher #elementaryteacher #elementarymath #earlyliteracy #earlychildhoodeducation #firstgradeteacher bit.ly/4oSEzBa

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Brainingcamp @brainingcamp

a month ago

🎉 Product update! The Number Bond tool now includes inputs for easy entry of values. ⌨️

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Brainingcamp @brainingcamp

a month ago

👀 Using manipulatives changes fraction division from a memorized trick into real mathematical meaning! 🧠

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Brainingcamp @brainingcamp

a month ago

🎉 New updates for Fraction Tiles & Fraction Circles! ✅ Decompose wholes into unit fractions ✅ Select fractions equal to 1 and make whole 💬 How could you use these new features with your students?

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Brainingcamp @brainingcamp

a month ago

💡Have you explored the different workspaces available in our Number Lines manipulative? 👀 Want to learn more? Visit our Tutorial page below! 💻 bit.ly/BCTutorials

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Brainingcamp @brainingcamp

a month ago

🔵 Place Value Disks are a fantastic tool for visually modeling multiplication by powers of 10! When students can see place value relationships in action, understanding follows naturally. 💪

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Thinking Maps @ThinkingMaps

a month ago

The Flow Map is a powerful tool for sequencing, helping students (and thinkers of all ages) organize steps, events, and processes in a clear, logical order. Learn more at thinkingmaps.com

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Brainingcamp @brainingcamp

2 months ago

🕰️ Make elapsed time click for your students! Use tools like the tracker, time interval pieces, and number line to help learners visualize, model, and solve elapsed time problems with confidence. 🍿

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Thinking Maps @ThinkingMaps

2 months ago

It's Friday Map Day and this week, we're branching out! Meet the Tree Map: one of the 8 Thinking Maps used in classrooms every day to help students classify information, organize main ideas, and break down details with clarity. Visit thinkingmaps.com to learn more.

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Thinking Maps @ThinkingMaps

2 months ago

Reminder to sign up for the following June webinars: Wednesday, June 3rd: Building a Culture of Critical Thinking Tuesday, June 16th: Introducing Our New Foundations Resources Both sessions start at 3:30PM ET Register at thinkingmaps.com/resources/webi… or via the QR code