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Matt Springhetti

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Neenah, Wisconsin, United States
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I have been teaching for eight years at a Title 1 school in Wisconsin. I spent nearly two decades in the private sector and then decided to return to college to become a teacher. I have utilized everything I learned in the private sector to enhance my teaching abilities in the public sector.
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Preview of Fraction Story Problems

Fraction Story Problems

In this document your students will get a significant amount of practice with both interpreting story problems and performing operations centered around fractions. There are 50 story problems that students add, subtract, multiply, divide, and compare fractions. Many of the problems are multi-step which makes this ideal for test prep as well. Some of the story problems also have visuals/models for students to use that align nicely with any Bridges Math Curriculum. Teachers can use this doc
Preview of Exponents Practice

Exponents Practice

This document will give your students practice on both writing out exponents as well as finding the product. There are 12 problems total to be solved. Some of the exponents will be at an entry-level of difficulty where 10 is the base number and others will be more challenging and have a different base number. This is a quick checkup on how your students are performing with exponents and can be used as a small group lesson, independent work, homework, or whole-class instruction. This product
Preview of Division Story Problems & Bare Numbers

Division Story Problems & Bare Numbers

This assignment will give your students practice with both division story problems and bare number problems. There are 8 story problems to solve. Some have remainders and others do not. Students are asked to explain what they will do with any remainders they have which will make them think critically and pragmatically about math. There are also 16 bare number problems that range in difficulty. Some problems have remainders while others do not. Students are asked to write any quotient that h
Preview of Metric Conversions

Metric Conversions

This activity, which is available in print and Easel, will give your students practice converting metric units as well as using ratio tables efficiently and accurately. Students are provided the necessary information to begin their work converting metric units and then they will need to take what they have been given and apply it to other problems. This product is great for whole-class work, small groups, and test prep. It is also a quick assignment to grade and collect data on your stude
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Experience

I have been teaching for eight years at a Title 1 school in Wisconsin. I spent nearly two decades in the private sector and then decided to return to college to become a teacher. I have utilized everything I learned in the private sector to enhance my teaching abilities in the public sector.

Teaching style

I run a very high-structured classroom and give my students ample opportunity to showcase both their behavioral choices as well as their academic growth. I strive to teach my students that both success in school and life in general are about the choices they make. My classroom is no-nonsense, quiet, and very effective. In my classroom we live by the motto of: Nothing given. Everything earned.

Awards & shining teacher moments

I have been the recipient of our district's Excellence of Education Award multiple times. I also have the honor of being frequently requested by both students and families. My classroom shows great growth in the areas of behavior and academics. Through hard work and a plethora of practice, my classes frequently show some of the highest-if not the highest-growth in the entire district via our i-ready data. Last year's class posted a median score of 235% growth in reading and 222% median growth in math.

My own education history

I worked in the private sector (and still do to some extent) for many years and then felt a need to teach elementary kids. We have a shortage of male teachers and too many of our kids grow up without the presence of a positive male figure. I decided to go back to school and earn my Bachelor's Degree in hopes of being a "surrogate" father figure for many of the students I interact with. I teach fifth grade and truly enjoy what I do for a living.

Additional biographical information

I am a devout Christian and I have been very blessed in my life. I have a wife of over 15 years and two children who bring us a lot of joy.