Showering you with praises on accomplishing another great month of learning with ST Math! Your hard work is making a difference as students grow in their confidence and ability as mathematicians. ST Math’s game-based platform gives students:
With ST Math, students engage in deep thinking through facilitation, writing, discussion, and connections to classroom activities. Discover strategies for leveraging ST Math as a formative assessment in our blog Personalizing Learning with ST Math.
Teacher Best Practices and ST Math: Elicit and use evidence of student thinking. Formative assessments through student written and oral ideas are excellent artifacts to appraise student thinking and understanding. Using assessment results helps to determine learning progress and adjust instructional strategies. Stay current on the latest research and ideas for making data driven decisions by exploring MIND Research's blogs and Inside Our MIND podcasts. Below is a small curated selection of articles from popular topics.
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JiJi is visiting the Namib Sand Sea, NamibiaThis desert in South Africa has an interesting name -- the Namib Sand Sea. A sea made of sand? It is the only coastal desert in the world that gets most of its water from fog. That means the animals and plants that live there have adapted to trap the water that comes ashore as fog so they can survive without rain. They also ‘swim’ and ‘dive’ under the surface of the dunes to escape the scorching heat and predators. Some of the animals you might see there are the sidewinding adder, fog-collecting beetle, desert-adapted oryx antelope, chameleon and web-footed Palmato gecko. |
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Learn more:What is Personalized Learning? |
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Blog: Personalized Learning vs. Personalized Practice |
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Webinar Highlights: What Personalized Learning is Not |
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Podcast: Personalized Learning Misconceptions |
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Actionable Tips for Implementing Personalized Learning: |
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8 Key Takeaways from Personalized Learning Successes |
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Personalized Learning in Action with Edtech Tools |
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Educator Perspectives: 6 Ingredients for Personalized Learning Success |
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How One Little School Got Big on Personalized Learning |
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