Flexibility and encouraging fun are among “the essential components of excellence in teaching math,” writes Ranjani Iyer, a high school math teacher, in a recent column for Edutopia.
With that in mind, Iyer has put together five strategies she’s used to encourage her students to learn math more effectively. Read about them here.
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