
MAKE MATH MOMENTS ACADEMY
A membership community aimed to accelerate your professional learning journey by supporting mathematics educators as they elevate their pedagogical practice and build their math content knowledge.
First things first… there are four ways for you to learn and make a huge difference in your math classroom. Our roadmap will give you a brief overview so you can maximize your learning and minimize time! Our first roadmap stage will help you get familiar with the community and forums.Â
Let’s introduce you to the Making Math Moments Community and Forum. The forum is your home base to share your success, ask questions to us or fellow Math Moment Makers, and seek answers to common classroom issues.
Click through here to visit our Introduction Forum and,
Click the Mark as Complete button when you’ve finished this step.Â
Everyone in the Academy is here because they have one or more goals relating to their math lessons – whether that’s to learn sound pedagogical teaching strategies or learning how to implement problem-based lessons or have step by step instructions on a number of classroom strategies or one of countless other things.
If I had to give our members just one bit of advice – it would be to start a progress log. Not next week. Now.
Accountability is key to reaching your goals, so I urge you – if you truly want to make changes in your classroom, now is the time to start your own progress log…
People who keep progress logs will achieve improvement with their classroom goals compared to those who don’t keep a progress log. To that end, I invite every member to keep their own progress log, tracking goals, targets and accomplishments unique to them and their goals
The moral of the story is that you are capable of supercharging your progression.
Now, go HERE and start YOUR own thread – that thread will be your progress log.
We know that your one of the main reasons you joined the Academy is to get tips, ideas, suggestions, and answers to your questions.
We are here every step of the way to provide you that guidance and next steps.
The next step in the first stage of the roadmap is to visit the Water Cooler & Feedback forum and ask that big question or big struggle that you currently have in your classroom.
Be sure to read the other big questions as you may even have a suggestion for that Math Moment Maker.
We’re building a community/family of dedicated educators like yourself who are committed to making math moments that matter for your students.
Get to your profile page and change your profile image!Â
No one wants to see that default blank head profile pic.Â
You can access your profile from the top right of the navigation bar (or the left sidebar, if on a mobile device).Â
Click PROFILE, then PROFILE PHOTO.
Click the SELECT YOUR FILE button to pick a photo from your computer and click OPEN.
That’s it!
Look at that fancy photo!Â
Go ahead and click that COMPLETE button below. You’re an ALL-STAR!
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A membership community aimed to accelerate your professional learning journey by supporting mathematics educators as they elevate their pedagogical practice and build their math content knowledge.
Welcome, introductions, and community.
Let's put your learning into action.
Take a peek into our classroom.
First things first... there are four ways for you to learn and make a huge difference in your math classroom. Our roadmap will give you a brief overview so you can maximize your learning and minimize time! Our first roadmap stage will help you get familiar with the community and forums.Â
https://vimeo.com/459297891Let's introduce you to the Making Math Moments Community and Forum. The forum is your home base to share your success, ask questions to us or fellow Math Moment Makers, and seek answers to common classroom issues.
Click through here to visit our Introduction Forum and,
Click the Mark as Complete button when you've finished this step.Â
[wpc_button name="button1"]Everyone in the Academy is here because they have one or more goals relating to their math lessons - whether that's to learn sound pedagogical teaching strategies or learning how to implement problem-based lessons or have step by step instructions on a number of classroom strategies or one of countless other things.
If I had to give our members just one bit of advice - it would be to start a progress log. Not next week. Now.
Accountability is key to reaching your goals, so I urge you - if you truly want to make changes in your classroom, now is the time to start your own progress log...
People who keep progress logs will achieve improvement with their classroom goals compared to those who don't keep a progress log. To that end, I invite every member to keep their own progress log, tracking goals, targets and accomplishments unique to them and their goals
The moral of the story is that you are capable of supercharging your progression.
Now, go HERE and start YOUR own thread - that thread will be your progress log.
We know that your one of the main reasons you joined the Academy is to get tips, ideas, suggestions, and answers to your questions.
We are here every step of the way to provide you that guidance and next steps.
The next step in the first stage of the roadmap is to visit the Water Cooler & Feedback forum and ask that big question or big struggle that you currently have in your classroom.
Be sure to read the other big questions as you may even have a suggestion for that Math Moment Maker.
We're building a community/family of dedicated educators like yourself who are committed to making math moments that matter for your students.
[wpc_button name="button3"]Get to your profile page and change your profile image!Â
No one wants to see that default blank head profile pic.Â
You can access your profile from the top right of the navigation bar (or the left sidebar, if on a mobile device).Â
Click PROFILE, then PROFILE PHOTO.
Click the SELECT YOUR FILE button to pick a photo from your computer and click OPEN.
That's it!
Look at that fancy photo!Â
Go ahead and click that COMPLETE button below. You're an ALL-STAR!
[wpc_button name="button4"]Welcome, introductions, and community.
Let's put your learning into action.
Take a peek into our classroom.