The kindergarten teacher struggled in math without support but now enjoys teaching patterns and relations using hands-on manipulatives. When teaching math, the teacher finds number combinations hardest but uses small group instruction, practice, teaching in small steps, and re-teaching to help struggling students. Advice for future teachers includes thorough preparation, using various manipulatives, following curriculum guides, and making math fun.
The kindergarten teacher struggled in math without support but now enjoys teaching patterns and relations using hands-on manipulatives. When teaching math, the teacher finds number combinations hardest but uses small group instruction, practice, teaching in small steps, and re-teaching to help struggling students. Advice for future teachers includes thorough preparation, using various manipulatives, following curriculum guides, and making math fun.
The kindergarten teacher struggled in math without support but now enjoys teaching patterns and relations using hands-on manipulatives. When teaching math, the teacher finds number combinations hardest but uses small group instruction, practice, teaching in small steps, and re-teaching to help struggling students. Advice for future teachers includes thorough preparation, using various manipulatives, following curriculum guides, and making math fun.
Yes. 2. If so, did you receive help and support to succeed in math? No, I did not. 3. What is your favourite part of math to teach? Why? Patterns and relations. 4. What part of math do you find the hardest to teach? Why? Number combinations. 5. What do you think is important to keep in mind when teaching math? Hands on manips!!!!!! Let the children play with manipulatives often to help make math meaningful! 6. What are some techniques you have to help students who are struggling in math? Small group instruction, a lot of practice, small steps, re-teach. 7. What advice do you have for future teachers who are teaching math? Have a lot of time for preparations, collect many manips to use, follow the curriculum guide, not only the teacher guide resources supplied for grade level, have fun!!!!!