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Month: April 2017

Not-your-usual-shape Lesson!

April 27, 2017 / @seeanngo33 / Leave a comment

Not a box! One of my favourite books is “Not a box” by Antoinette Portis. I love it because it reminds me of my own children who refuse to let us throw out boxes. They have all these great ideas of what the boxes can be turned into and although the mess drives me nuts, I'm always … Continue reading Not-your-usual-shape Lesson!

Ordinal numbers are anything but ordinary!

April 10, 2017 / @seeanngo33 / Leave a comment

The other day, a Grade One teacher asked me to do a demonstration lesson on ordinal numbers. She wanted to see how I would approach it. I had to think for a moment because I have never explicitly taught ordinal numbers. Usually, by the time students get to me, they’ve already learned them. I just … Continue reading Ordinal numbers are anything but ordinary!

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With the goal of making math fun and accessible, Ann has spent over 10 years as a passionate math teacher. She has completed additional courses in mathematics education, as well as received her Masters in Environmental Education and Communication. In 2016, Ann won the international ‘With Math I Can’ contest with a lesson plan she designed focussing on problem-solving and developing a growth mindset. She currently is loving her new role as the PYP (K-6) Math Coordinator at Mulgrave School.

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