If you work at a school where you have autonomy about what to teach in Algebra 2, then you might be interested in the Algebra 2 pacing guide below.

Teachers are always changing, adapting and updating our practices. In the summer we attend professional development. We go to workshops. We go to conferences. Our schools make us attend professional development sessions during teacher workdays. To maintain our certifications we have to earn Continuing Education Cred…

If you're a secondary math teacher, you have likely been a part of multiple conversations about formative assessments. What are formative assessments? Formative assessments are short assessments (less than 15-minutes) that are given often and on which the teacher checks for accuracy and gives feedback to the stude…

I have been a math teacher for more than two decades and any time I tell someone what I do for a living, there's always a reaction. I have heard it all. The two most common reactions I get are: or In regards to the first comment, yes, I am smart. But so are you. Everyone has their gifts and talents. I can't…

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5 Engaging Math Review Games that Don't Require the Internet
There are lots of websites that make it easy for teachers to create review activities for their high school math classes (quizlet, kahoot, etc). But sometimes the internet goes out, or several of your students forgot their devices, or the batteries on their devices died, or the device won't connect to the interne…
