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Math4Every1

Rated 4.32 out of 5, based on 19 reviews
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Sundre, Alberta, Canada
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I have taught three different mathematical curriculums in my Career. The first was the Alberta Curriculum and I taught all levels from grade 7 to grade 12 over my three years of teaching. Then I decided to go international and taught in Mexico city, dealing with the IB and IGCSE curriculum. I was also tasks with supporting other teachers in the process of implementing IGCSE into their schools, supporting them in the creation of a Scheme of work, understanding the assessments and common areas of concern for students in the curriculum
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Preview of Digital Escape Room IGCSE Review.

Digital Escape Room IGCSE Review.

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Math4Every1
This is an escape room that I created to review some basic IGCSE math topics - circle theorem, trigonometry, volume... First room - the science room is just a logical puzzle that students have to work through to get the four digit code. Second room - the math room, this is where there are 8 questions from past IGCSE exams. Third room - art room is just fun puzzles and illusions for the students to solve in order to get the last code and win the escape room. I have checked the links, but I don't
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Experience

I have taught three different mathematical curriculums in my Career. The first was the Alberta Curriculum and I taught all levels from grade 7 to grade 12 over my three years of teaching. Then I decided to go international and taught in Mexico city, dealing with the IB and IGCSE curriculum. I was also tasks with supporting other teachers in the process of implementing IGCSE into their schools, supporting them in the creation of a Scheme of work, understanding the assessments and common areas of concern for students in the curriculum

Teaching style

I am not sure what my style is as it changes from class too class. Sometimes I am a lecture style teacher, with the whole "I do, we do, you do" mentallity. Other days, or topics, I am a "discover it" teacher, where I have students work through a guided worksheet to discover the topic on their own. I just work as a guide, making sure they aren't straying too far off of the path. And I am really into gamification. I love turing worksheets and practice into games. I find I can get more work out of the students if they think it is a game, more than just a worksheet.