Promoting a Positive Math Identity with Melody Jacklin

Teachers in America

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It’s hard for students to feel intimidated by math when their using it to make cookie dough.

Middle school math intervention teacher Melody Jacklin, from Michigan, shares how she’s helped her students build math confidence through hands-on STEM projects, like mixing cookie dough and creating 3D printed bubble wands. Tune in to hear strategies on creating relevant and meaningful math lessons, incorporating STEM challenges in math instruction, and getting students comfortable with productive struggle.
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Chapters

1. Building Math Confidence in Students (00:00:00)

2. Embracing Mistakes in Math Education (00:09:00)

3. Teaching Math Through Real-World Activities (00:18:00)

4. Exploring STEM Careers and 3D Printing (00:31:45)

5. Teaching Math 180 (00:40:40)

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