Have you ever used a Math Survey to gauge your students attitudes about math? The Math Survey is a great tool to help you get to know students, build trust, and ultimately relationships with your students.

In this episode you will learn:

• how establishing relationships can help students take risks
• Math Identity and Math Stories can help students build trust and realtionships 
• 3 tips to develop a strong relationships with students in math class
  

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: 

Guide to Engaging Math Discussions 

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 your free Guide to Engaging Math Discussions 

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It’s a Which Ones Doesn’t Belong birthday party!

Juliana of @Collaborate.with.Juliana and I have the same birthday, September 4th and share a love for increasing students math engagement no matter the grade level or math mindset of the students we teach. That is why we both LOVE WODB.

In this episode you’ll here about:

• How WODB can engage students in math class
• The routine we use to introduce, engage and debrief WODB with our students 1st to 12th grade 
• Why our love for WODB runs deep 
• OUR birthday SALE

However, if you’re looking for more resources on WODB check out this Article about Math Discourse in 5 minutes using WODB

This article about promoting Risk Taking in Math Class

Episode 3 of Honest Math Chat about promoting thinking over answers fits perfectly with WODB

Shop Here for Which One Doesn’t Belong:

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Don’t forget EVERY Year at the start of September our WODB resources will be on sale

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