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For questions about overseeing, directing, motivating, and effectively controlling student behavior while in the classroom.
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Math activities for fast-finishers
One option is to assign tasks with a low floor, but high ceiling. That means that almost everyone has the background to start tinkering, and accomplish something, but there is enough complexity and va …
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Combative students in proofs classes
EDIT: I would like to clarify that my response below is not intended to be definitive. This is an extremely difficult problem to have. It is perhaps the most difficult problem one can have as a teac …