Though the educational goals still seem to be focused on exam scores, this research from the London School of Economics demonstrates that cell phones are not helping students to concentrate and succeed. “The Guardian” gives a useful synopsis.
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I was teaching a third grade class that did not enjoy math. They felt it was difficult and not as much fun as the other subjects. I decided to go out of the box to teach math, and I created a Garden Math Unit. We planted various kinds of seeds and kept track of the… Read more “Math is Fun!”
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