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Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan
Posted by Robin Dubiel on June 12, 2019 at 8:50 pmGreetings! I’m Robin, and I currently teach Grade 7 homeroom, including math. I have been working on spiraling my curriculum this year with (I hope) some success.
Kate Nielsen replied 3 years, 9 months ago 5 Members · 7 Replies -
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Hi Robin! Welcome! I just joined earlier today =)
This email popped up just as I’m working on spiraling my Integrated 1 (algebra and geometry) math curriculum for the first time.
I’d love to hear any tips from what you’ve learned that you’d have for a first-timer!
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Good to hear from you! It all got started for me when I discovered Kyle’s Tap into Teen Minds website. If you haven’t, definitely check it out. He has links to spiraling resources, but I have been looking around here and I believe I saw a mini-course on this topic.
Best advice? Keep talking and sharing. It’s tough to do alone. (I’ve tried, and now I’m here!) 😊👍
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It sounds like we had similar experiences! I discovered the concept of spiraling through the Make Math Moments that Matter workshop. I think that’s great advice and one of the reasons I joined this community—to find others working on the same ideas.
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I’m so happy you both found each other in the community.
@RobinDubiel – @Jon and I just had the pleasure of chatting with @michaelrubin last night as we recorded a “Math Mentoring Moment” episode for the podcast and he is “ALL IN” on spiralling and has some great thinking going on in that area.
I think you will both learn a ton from each other!! Maybe add this to your learning logs?
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Hello there! I too am looking into spiralling for the upcoming year. I teach 4th grade and am looking forward to what everyone comes up with through the Academy!
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Hi Robin. I currently teach 6-8 grade math and we use a Singapore Math Book. I am wanting/trying to spiral also. Glad to have all these comrades wanting to spiral also.