Monthly Archives: November 2016

Taking a Risk

Posted on November 23, 2016 by Cathy Yenca

My students are brand new to linear relationships, and it’s been so much fun watching them make connections. We’ve been focused on applying slope to scenarios and writing linear functions in slope-intercept form given various info (a table, a graph … Continue reading →

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In The Moment

Posted on November 11, 2016 by Cathy Yenca

The SAMR Model is a fundamental framework often used to help educators consider how and why to integrate technology. Teachers are encouraged to aim “above the line” to provide students with potentially transformative experiences, rather than simply enhancing tasks with technology. … Continue reading →