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Lesson: Comparing Billionaire Wealth with Ratios
In this math lesson, students will use ratios to make comparisons to the annual salaries of billionaires versus regular people by state.
It’s the beginning of the school year, which means many of you middle school math teachers are teachi...
Lesson: Using Statistics to Understand Extreme Heat
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3 Reasons Why Math Class Deserves a Revamp
Math education is at a crossroads.
Recent data from the NAEP shows math scores dropping significantly in grades 4 and 8 since 1990. But it's not just about the numbers.
Students aren’t engaged, and here's what they're telling us this ye...
Lesson: Making Sense of Earthquake Impact with Scientific Notation
In this math lesson, students will explore the devastating earthquake that struck Morocco on September 8th, 2023 and learn how scientific notation and bivariate data can help us analyze and understand such natural disasters.
It's a great...
Project: Foodtok Math - Exploring Proportional Reasoning in Cooking
I’ve got a mini project for you that will absolutely engage your 6th, 7th, or 8th graders and I can personally attest to its success—I've run this project multiple times. I’ve added a new layer of excitement to this project with a sprinkle...
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