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This past school year, I attempted to maintain a word wall for my Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 classes.  I don’t think I ever had a teacher use a word wall when I was in school.  And, none of the teachers I did my student teaching with had word walls.  I didn’t learn about them …

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I learned about Truth Signs while reading Inspiring Active Learning by Merrill Harmin and Melanie Toth.  According to the authors: Truth Signs are not the usual signs posted in classrooms. They do not tell students what to do (“Think before you act” or “Respect the rights of others”). They do nor moralize. Nor do they …

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For over a month now, I’ve been meaning to set down and create a set of integer operations posters. Today, I finally did it.  At one point in the semester, I had these written out on my dry erase board. I never saw anyone use them, so I decided to erase them when I cleaned my …

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I made this math bulletin board by printing off various math logo posters from the NCCTM website. These math posters are from the North Carolina Council of Teachers of Mathematics. They have a math logo contest each year, and the winning entries are inspiring and fun to look at! I plan on changing this next …

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There are several organizations which will provide free math posters for your classroom. We Use Math (Sponsored by Brigham Young University Math Department) I requested and received several math posters from WeUseMath.org. According to their posters page, you can request posters by calling (801) 422-7894 or emailing marketing@math.byu.edu. American Mathematical Society The American Mathematical Society …

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