Tia Geivet-Colon, a math teacher at Eau Gallie High School in Brevard County, is a self-described introvert. During her eight years teaching, she has found that being an introvert makes her an extremely good listener, which helps her get to know her students. When she heard about a new opportunity to hear student feedback through […]
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Teachers participating in Impact Florida’s Solving with Students Cadre made substantial gains in student experience this spring through a unique professional learning opportunity for secondary math teachers, new research shows. The cadre piloted an innovative approach to professional learning based on student feedback about their classroom experiences. The cadre included 49 teachers from across the
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! At Impact Florida, we have been working with a fantastic group of teachers from across the state for our Solving with Students Cadre, specifically designed to improve student learning in math and aid teachers in professional learning by utilizing student feedback. We wanted to take this week to honor some
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Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! At Impact Florida, we have been working with a fantastic group of teachers from across the state for our Solving with Students Cadre, specifically designed to improve student learning in math and aid teachers in professional learning by utilizing student feedback. We wanted to take this week to honor some
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Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! At Impact Florida, we have been working with a fantastic group of teachers from across the state for our Solving with Students Cadre, specifically designed to improve student learning in math and aid teachers in professional learning by utilizing student feedback. We wanted to take this week to honor some
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Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! At Impact Florida, we have been working with a fantastic group of teachers from across the state for our Solving with Students Cadre, specifically designed to improve student learning in math and aid teachers in professional learning by utilizing student feedback. We wanted to take this week to honor some of
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Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! At Impact Florida, we have been working with a fantastic group of teachers from across the state for our Solving with Students Cadre, specifically designed to improve student experience in math and aid teachers in professional learning by utilizing student feedback. We wanted to take this week to honor some
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With Florida making headlines about math, it’s a good time to refresh, renew, and refocus once again. These Summit keynote videos explore why and how we can we stay on mission to impact the way we’ve always taught math, and reconsider who we think is deserving of the opportunity to be a “math” person. A Dream NOT
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My friend Brian Dassler never missed an opportunity to send a heartfelt, handwritten note. He treated his correspondence as a disciplined practice; a way to provide feedback, congratulations, condolences, or inspiration. I know I am not the only one who is reminiscing about Brian today. It is hard to believe March 20 marks five years
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In the 2022 Legislative Session, stake lawmakers are considering a shift away from state assessments and toward a system of progress monitoring. In response, Impact Florida President Mandy Clark wrote a perspective piece about how implementation – and the Five Conditions that Support Great Teaching – can help ensure the system best serves students. The
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