Math Collaboration is something I’m constantly looking to foster in my students. When my students are in math, collaboration is key to our success as a community and as learners. Today I hope to show you how math collaboration can take your students to the next level and create a better world. 

In this episode we will discuss: 

• How teaching collaboration can change the world 
• Why collaboration is key to math success
• 3 statements you can use to foster collaboration culture in your classroom
  

Fun fact!! I live in Chicago, right next to the train. You’ll hear it a few times in the recording

Links Mentioned in the Episode: 

 4Ps of Relationships Graphic (FREE!) 

Related Blog Posts: 

Math Vision 

Math Mindset Matters 

Math Stories 

Related Resources: 

 Math Affirmations 

 Math Classroom Norms 

 Classroom Community Resource Bundle 

 Math Stories Autobiography Writing Project

Download my free eBook & start creating the math classroom of your students’ dreams. 5 Tips to a Student Centered Math Classroom! 

Let’s Connect

Send me a DM on Instagram I LOVE chatting with people, so send me all your questions, comments and feedback! 

Tag me on Instagram @hellomonamath and let me know you’re listening! I love seeing what parts are resonating with you.  

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Relationships in Math are the key to a productive math classroom community. By forming relationships in math you’ll not only know how to meet your students needs better, but you’ll help them achieve more than you thought possible.

In this episode you will learn:

• What is means to build a relationship in math vs. in any other part of the day. 
  
• Why relationships matter in math class. 
  
• A simple 4 step framework to build relationships with students in math.

Links Mentioned in the Episode:  

 4Ps of Relationships Graphic (FREE!)  Related Blog Posts: 

Math Vision 

Math Mindset Matters 

Math Stories 

Related Resources: 

 Math Affirmations 

 Math Classroom Norms 

 Classroom Community Resource Bundle 

 Math Stories Autobiography Writing Project

Download my free eBook & start creating the math classroom of your students’ dreams. 5 Tips to a Student Centered Math Classroom! Send me a DM on Instagram I LOVE chatting with people, so send me all your questions, comments and feedback! 

Let’s Connect
Tag me on Instagram @hellomonamath and let me know you’re listening! I love seeing what parts are resonating with you.  

Looking for a community of like minded math educators? Join The Math Teachers Honest Math Chat! 

I don’t want you to miss a thing! Be the first to know when a new episode is available by subscribing. 

 Support the show

OMG Do you love our weekly chats, but wish there was more?

Become an Insider of Honest Math Chat. Get exclusive episodes, freebies, and interviews. Insider only Q&As and Happy Hours with Mona each month! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2243739/supporters/new

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These 4 simple steps helped me turn my math classroom from a place that was centered on my voice, to one that focused on my students. These simple steps will help you transform your teaching in math. I promise they are simple. 

In this episode you will learn:

• About my comparison between the culture of literacy and the culture of math in our classrooms 
• 3 ways we can build a math community mirrored after that of our literacy community.
  • Make your math classroom accessible
  • Create a magical palace where students can do real math
  • Get to know your mathematicians deeply

Fun fact!! I live in Chicago, right next to the train. You’ll hear it a few times in the recording

Links Mentioned in the Episode: 

  Problem of the Day (Open Tasks for your grade level)

Math Warm Ups- Which One Doesn’t Belong

Related Blog Posts: 

Problem of the Day to Increase Engagement 

How Problem Solving Changed My Teaching

I’m Obsessed with Circles (for classroom discussions) 

Download my free eBook & start creating the math classroom of your students’ dreams. 5 Tips to a Student Centered Math Classroom! 

Send me a DM on Instagram I LOVE chatting with people, so send me all your questions, comments and feedback! 

Tag me on Instagram @hellomonamath and let me know you’re listening! I love seeing what parts are resonating with you.  

Looking for a community of like minded math educators? Join The Math Teachers Honest Math Chat! 

I don’t want you to miss a thing! Be the first to know when a new episode is available by subscribing. 

 Support the show

OMG Do you love our weekly chats, but wish there was more?

Become an Insider of Honest Math Chat. Get exclusive episodes, freebies, and interviews. Insider only Q&As and Happy Hours with Mona each month! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2243739/supporters/new

Have Questions? My DMs on IG are always open @hellomonamath

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Math Classroom Community is a huge part of my math teaching philosophy. Today we will dive into how we can each use what we know works in literacy and apply that to math. 

In this episode you will learn:

• About my comparison between the culture of literacy and the culture of math in our classrooms 
• 3 ways we can build a math community mirrored after that of our literacy community.
  • Make your math classroom accessible
  • Create a magical palace where students can do real math
  • Get to know your mathematicians deeply.

Fun fact!! I live in Chicago, right next to the train. You’ll hear it a few times in the recording

Links Mentioned in the Episode: 

 Math Affirmations 

 Math Classroom Norms 

 Classroom Community Resource Bundle 

 Math Stories Autobiography Writing Project

Related Blog Posts: 

Math Vision 

Math Mindset Matters 

Math Stories 

Download my free eBook & start creating the math classroom of your students’ dreams. 5 Tips to a Student Centered Math Classroom! 

Let’s Connect

Send me a DM on Instagram I LOVE chatting with people, so send me all your questions, comments and feedback! 

Tag me on Instagram @hellomonamath and let me know you’re listening! I love seeing what parts are resonating with you.  

Looking for a community of like minded math educators? Join The Math Teachers Honest Math Chat! 

I don’t want you to miss a thing! Be the first to know when a new episode is available by subscribing. 

 Support the show

OMG Do you love our weekly chats, but wish there was more?

Become an Insider of Honest Math Chat. Get exclusive episodes, freebies, and interviews. Insider only Q&As and Happy Hours with Mona each month! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2243739/supporters/new

Have Questions? My DMs on IG are always open @hellomonamath

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