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Hi! I'm Betsy, and I'm passionate about making math come alive in the classroom. With a bachelors degree in mathematics, a masters degree in teaching, and eight years of teaching experience under my belt, I've had the privilege of helping countless students navigate the world of mathematics. My journey in education has allowed me to develop innovative teaching methods and create engaging resources that bridge the gap between theory and practice. I believe that math is not just a subject but an exciting adventure waiting to be explored, and I'm committed to empowering students to unlock their full potential in Algebra, Geometry, and Algebra II, AP Statistics, and Probability and Statistics Join me on this mathematical journey, where learning is an art, and every equation is a masterpiece waiting to be discovered.
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Preview of My Next Chapter: A Statistical Exploration of Life After High School

My Next Chapter: A Statistical Exploration of Life After High School

Engage your students in a meaningful, real-world statistics project as they reflect on their next big adventure — life after high school! Perfect for the end of the school year, this project serves as a summative assessment for AP Statistics Units 1–4 (or any introductory statistics course covering one-variable data, two-variable data, normal distributions, and probability). In this highly flexible and student-centered project, students will explore a personally relevant topic related to their
Preview of Sampling & Bias Explained: Infographic Project for Statistics

Sampling & Bias Explained: Infographic Project for Statistics

Make sampling methods and types of bias stick with this one-page infographic project!Perfect for high school statistics or AP Stats classes, this engaging assignment helps students develop a deep understanding of common sampling techniques and types of bias through visual, creative learning. Students will research, explain, and compare four sampling methods—Simple Random, Cluster, Systematic, and Stratified—and identify three common sources of bias: Undercoverage, Nonresponse, and Response Bias.
Preview of Geometry Around Us: Hands-On Scavenger Hunt Activity

Geometry Around Us: Hands-On Scavenger Hunt Activity

Looking for a fun, low-prep way to get students moving, thinking, and reviewing geometry concepts? This Geometry Photo Scavenger Hunt is the perfect creative activity to wrap up your geometry unit—or your school year! Students will explore campus (or any outdoor space) in search of real-life objects that represent specific geometric terms. From inscribed angles in a fountain to parallel lines on a fence, geometry is everywhere—students just need to look for it! Working alone or with a partner,
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Hi! I'm Betsy, and I'm passionate about making math come alive in the classroom. With a bachelors degree in mathematics, a masters degree in teaching, and eight years of teaching experience under my belt, I've had the privilege of helping countless students navigate the world of mathematics. My journey in education has allowed me to develop innovative teaching methods and create engaging resources that bridge the gap between theory and practice. I believe that math is not just a subject but an exciting adventure waiting to be explored, and I'm committed to empowering students to unlock their full potential in Algebra, Geometry, and Algebra II, AP Statistics, and Probability and Statistics Join me on this mathematical journey, where learning is an art, and every equation is a masterpiece waiting to be discovered.

Teaching style

At the heart of my teaching philosophy lies a commitment to nurturing the growth mindset within each of my students. I firmly believe that with the right encouragement and mindset, every learner can not only understand but also excel in mathematics. My teaching style is a reflection of this belief. I embrace interdisciplinary lessons that connect the dots between mathematics, real-world applications, and other subjects. By weaving together different fields of knowledge, I aim to show students the power and relevance of math in their everyday lives. In my classroom, diversity in learning is celebrated. I understand that every student is unique, and I tailor my teaching methods to accommodate various learning styles and preferences. Whether through hands-on activities, visual aids, collaborative projects, or personalized support, I strive to ensure that every student has the opportunity to thrive. Join me on a learning journey where the growth mindset flourishes, where subjects converge to create a holistic understanding, and where every student finds their own path to mathematical success.

Additional biographical information

With a rich and diverse teaching background, I've had the privilege of sharing my passion for mathematics in a wide range of educational settings. My teaching journey has taken me from dynamic public schools to prestigious independent institutions and even across borders to international schools. This diverse experience has not only enriched my teaching approach but also broadened my understanding of the global landscape of education. I look forward to bringing this wealth of experience to your learning journey.