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Data Driven Mathematics

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Snohomish, Washington, United States
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My family and I are returning home to the Seattle area for the 2019-20 school year. I am now a high school math teacher at a high school in the Seattle region, where I will be teaching Algebra and Geometry. In the past, I have been an instructional coach for grades 6 through 12 and taught high school level math in California.
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Preview of Appropriate Volume Levels Poster to help with Noise (17" x 22")

Appropriate Volume Levels Poster to help with Noise (17" x 22")

About This Resource:This is an Appropriate Volume Levels Poster for you to print out and hang on your wall to help with classroom management. As teachers we want our students talking. Student discourse is not only welcomed, but a desired outcome of quality instruction! However, managing the volume of your students can be a challenge. This poster will improve your classroom management skills. The poster itself was created to be 17 inches by 22 inches. I would suggest printing as a poster (no lar
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My family and I are returning home to the Seattle area for the 2019-20 school year. I am now a high school math teacher at a high school in the Seattle region, where I will be teaching Algebra and Geometry. In the past, I have been an instructional coach for grades 6 through 12 and taught high school level math in California.

Teaching style

The core of my teaching philosophy is three fold. 1.) Be positive in all we do. Students come from all types of backgrounds. We cannot control the environment they come from or where they go to, but we can control the positivity for the time they are in our classes. 2.) Teach mathematics with structured student discourse in mind. Young mathematicians learn best when they are in an environment where they are expected to talk about the mathematics and relate the content to the real world as they know it. 3.) It's all about that growth mindset. Math is a subject of failure. We may not master the skill today, but everyday I encourage students to, "Become a better mathematician and person today than you were yesterday".

My own education history

Bachelors of Arts in Mathematics - Central Washington University Masters of Science in Education - California Baptist University