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Terrific Teaching Tips for TEKS and TAKS presentation for the Conference for the Advancement of Mathematics Teachers 2010 in San Antonio, Texas by Kim Caise

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Are you doing enough to reach your students? What if there was a way to give your students the enthusiasm about learning by allowing them to produce something tangible while using the conceptual learning tools we teach everyday. This is where “MakerED”/ “MakerSpaces” comes in. If you have been looking for a way to jazz up your curriculum or increase the rigor and relevance of your learning activities, join me Monday, March 30, 2015, at 7pm EST/6pm CST through the Learning Revolution as we talk about what this philosophy entails and easy ways to implement this philosophy and revolutionize your teaching. Introducing “MakerEd” projects will thrill your students and engage them in the learning process with learning activities that are meaningful and interesting to students. You don’t have to be a technology expert to rejuvenate and excite your students – you just have to believe that they can succeed, so don’t miss out on this great opportunity to see how it’s done!

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