For context, my current students are under achievers, and new comers. I have, in my career, organized my math classes into 3 sections, instruction, examples, you try, rinse and repeat, depending on the section and length of class. At my current school that often means the you-try section is the last part of class, and my observation comments indicate that students doing classwork isn't considered keeping them engaged bell to bell. An additional wrinkle is that many students work and even if they don't, they don't do homework. I don't mind having classwork instead of homework, especially in th ..read more

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Hi everyone. I have an obsessive personality and I have decided that my next one will be maths. I want to learn all of it but, to be fair, I suck at it. Nonetheless l am willing to make the effort. Can you please show me a path, some sources to begin learning above middle school level mathematics? Thank you. submitted by /u/lordkaann [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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