#31 Daily Routines to Jump-Start Math Class: An Interview with John SanGiovanni
Episode description
We chat with John SanGIovanni - a Math Supervisor from Baltimore and Author of the book series Daily Routines To Jump-Start Math Class. In this episode John shares why your traditional warm up / bell ringer activities need to change, how to build number sense at any grade level and save time doing it, why traditional homework take-up doesn’t work, how to avoid creating math sheep! And you’ll walk away with 5 Specific Routine Activities to jump start your day.
You’ll Learn:
- Why your traditional warm up / bell ringer activities need to change.
- How to build number sense at any grade level and save time doing it!
- Why traditional homework take-up doesn’t work.
- How to avoid creating math sheep!
- 5 Specific Routine Activities to jump start your day.
Show Notes: https://makemathmoments.com/episode31
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