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What if your daily math warmups were accessible fo

What if your daily math warmups were accessible for all your students. That every student felt successful when working in math.This was my goal when developing this resource. Every day build math confidence.Because everyone can do math.

I’ve never been a quiet good girl - I’m loud,

I’ve never been a quiet good girl - I’m loud, opinionated and will tell you what is what when you ask (or sometimes when you don’t)As I stare at this painting above my couch by @tarasmithartist I am thinking right now about all the times I have played small for the comfort of others. Pretending (poorly)to be the good girl people expect me to be.This is my daily reminder that I can be confident, strong, opinionated and speak my mind because my voice matters.What does this message mean to you? Tell me in the comments.Painting by: @tarasmithartist

Have you thought about how you’re going to close

Have you thought about how you’re going to close down your classroom at the end of this year? It is approaching quickly!⁠
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I know some tips and tricks that could make closing down your classroom a lot easier and prepare you for next year, so I am sharing them in the newest episode of Teaching with Madly Learning! ⁠
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From how you store items to getting new supplies and setting up your classroom, there are so many ways that you can get prepared and have your students help you!⁠
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Tune in wherever you love to listen to the podcast before your school year is over, so you don’t miss out on this opportunity to set yourself up for success!

I know we’re all looking forward to the end of t

I know we’re all looking forward to the end of the school year, but are you setting yourself up for success for when you come back in the fall? ⁠
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In the newest episode of Teaching with Madly Learning, we are talking about some of the best ways that you can close down your classroom at the end of the school year.⁠
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I think that June is the perfect time to start planning and prepping to close down your classroom in a way that sets you up for success when it is back-to-school season, and I promise that if you do some of the things that I recommend in the episode, you will thank yourself in August and September!⁠
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Tune in on your favorite podcast platform to hear them before your school year is over!⁠

Did you catch the latest episode of Teaching with

Did you catch the latest episode of Teaching with Madly Learning? ⁠
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We’re taking a moment to reflect on the last year and how we can use it to improve as teachers. ⁠
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It’s been a tough year for teachers all over the world, but what if it could actually make us better teachers going forward? ⁠
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I’d love to hear what you have learned about yourself or your teaching style over the last year, so let me know in the comments!⁠
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If you haven’t heard the episode yet, you can find it wherever you love to listen to your podcasts!⁠

What have you learned about yourself over the last

What have you learned about yourself over the last year?⁠
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It’s been an incredibly challenging year for most of us, to say the least!⁠
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In the newest episode of Teaching with Madly Learning, I am reflecting on my last year of teaching and sharing my thoughts on it.⁠
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Around this time last year, I decided I was in need of a change, and I reduced my teaching contract to about three days a week. ⁠
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I like to change things up and get a bit uncomfortable because I find that I can get a little too complacent over time and fall into habits that aren’t always the best for me or my students. Can you relate?⁠
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I am excited to say that it is time for me to change things up again! I am sharing what’s next for me so you can experience it in real-time with me, but before I start this next chapter, I also want to take some time to reflect on the last one, so I invite you to join me. ⁠
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Listen in and take a moment to reflect on the last 365 days of teaching with me!

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