Math Workshop
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Let's talk Math Workshop! From googling and searching around, I found that the gist of math workshop is the same but does vary a bit from person to person. This is how I set mine up to work with 8th graders. M - Meet with the Teacher A - At your Seat T - Technology H - Hands-On These are some of the ideas I use for each station... I have block scheduling so I have a double period (80 minutes) with each class every other day. I usually need about 10-15 minutes to explain each station for that day so that leaves me with about 15 minutes per station. In my opinion that is a good amount of time, but I am still tweaking the activities at each station to make sure that each can be completed within a 15 minute time period. There has been some trial and error. I have been using slidesmania.com to create slides for this. It is a great website with tons of free, unique, creative and editable templates to use. Below is an example of a math workshop I ran recently: Meet the Teac