Blog in August to Participate in the Virtual Conference on Mathematical Flavors!

The amazing Sam Shah has created a virtual math conference for the month of August and he would love to feature your blog post!  To participate, write a blog post that answers the prompt below and submit it from now until August 27th.  You can read more about the details and even get blogging ideas on Sam’s Blog.  Once submitted, your blogpost will be featured with the keynote blogs of the week from Ben Orlin, Annie Perkins, Rebecka Peterson, Dan Meyer, Robert Q Berry III, Matt Enlow, Michael Pershan, Lybrya Kebab, and Tracy Zager.

The prompt that you will blog about is:

How does your class move the needle on what your kids think about the doing of math, or what counts as math, or what math feels like, or who can do math?

Your teaching practice has an impact on how your kids think about mathematics. Our classrooms are little bubbles and while kids are sitting in them, they are picking up all kinds of signals about mathematics. You might have students leaving a year with you thinking mathematics is collaborative, or that it requires taking risks, or that it is hard but hard is okay. We all have our own unique flavor of mathematics that we are imparting to students through how we orchestrate our classes day in and day out.” – Sam J Shah

Click here to read more about the virtual conference!

Weekly Keynotes and Deadlines

  • To be featured on Week 1 with Ben Orlin and Annie Perkins, submit your blogpost by noon on July 30th
  • To be featured on Week 2 with Rebecka Peterson and Dan Meyer, submit your blogpost by noon on August 6th
  • To be featured on Week 3 with Robert Q Berry III and Matt Enlow, submit your blogpost by noon on August 13th
  • To be featured on Week 4 with Michael Pershan and Lybrya Kebreab, submit your blogpost by noon on August 20th
  • To be featured on Week 5 with Tracy Zager, submit your blogpost by noon on August 27th

Happy Blogging!  I would love to see your blog post at the conference!

Julie Reulbach

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“Teacher Leader, You Are Enough” Keynote, #TMC18

This summer, I was fortunate enough to be asked to give a keynote to the most brilliant and innovative math educators in this county, and beyond.

Of course I started it out as a pep rally (thanks Courtney and Sam), because that is who I truly am.  My friends know me.  TMC is NOT your typical math teacher conference!  But then, I had to get serious, because I am very passionate about teaching, and I wanted to share what has been on my heart.  However, I did not expect to make teachers cry.  And I did not expect that their powerful responses to my talk would make me cry.

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To all of the teachers out there, please remember that even on your worst days, YOU ARE ENOUGH.  Also, please don’t disappear, we need you.  We all need each other.

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Watch the entire Teacher Leader keynote on YouTube.

Thank you to Lisa Henry for that hilarious (and surprise) bio!  Thank you to everyone who took and shared pictures!  And a special thanks to everyone who helped me prepare.  ❤

Love, Julie

 

 

Tweet, Connect, Repeat

I am talking about Twitter at the NCTM Regionals in Nashville, TN.  Here are the links referred to in my talk.

Read more about the #MTBoS (MathTwitterBlogosphere).

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Read more about the MTBoS

Exploring the MathTwitterBlogosphere

mentor3First off – if you have ever thought about blogging, and really want to JUMP ALL IN, then sign up for the Explore the MTBoS blogging initiative.  We will even provide you with an experienced blogger from the MTBoS to mentor you!  It’s only four blog posts, and starts in January.  We also would love more mentors!  Please join us!  🙂

Join Twitter!

Don’t be an egg!  Add a picture and personalize your profile so other teachers will know you are serious and want to follow you back!  Add what subjects you teach and any interests that you may have.

Twitter Guides – Must reads for new and experienced tweeters

Twitter Essentials