My Favorite Books on Teaching Math

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The titles are not exact, I plan to polish up this page later…

  1. Teaching Struggling Students…     Link to this book on Amazon
  2. Asking More Great Questions for Differentiation  Link to this book at Amazon
  3. Mathematical Mindsets, by Jo Boaler – a must read. Jo Boaler’s books page

 

 

Published by Laurie Hailer

Laurie has an MS in Education and an MA in Economics. She has been teaching and studying mathematics education for over 20 years. She has credentials in mathematics and economics. Prior to teaching, Laurie worked as an economist and statistician. Laurie is available to train other educators on how to excite students about math and learning by using data analysis projects in the classroom. You can email her at laurie@quantgal.com

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2 thoughts on “My Favorite Books on Teaching Math”

  1. If you haven’t read “How to Solve It” by Polya, I think you might really enjoy it. It’s a manual for how to get students to ask good questions in class.

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