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 Weekly Tips for TeachersIssue 453: March 16, 2009 Need Time-savers??15,000+ Lesson Plans Resources!  These and 15,000 more resources with our awesome resource set! Teacher ResourcesTeaching Tip: Candy JarBy: Christy Snider McCormick, Secondary Mathematics It is difficult at times to keep students on track. I have a huge canister of candies in my classroom that I give out to students who catch me making a mistake, when doing a math problem. I give out the candy to the first person who catches the mistake. If there is a tie, big deal...it‘s only candy. Anytime I am at the grocery store, I pick up a pack of candy, gum, suckers, etc. You would be surprised at how well the students pay attention. It is a great motivation technique. I have been known to make a mistake or two on purpose. This Week in History
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Saturday, March 14, 2009
Word Problems Teaching Guide- Teacher Tips #453
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