115: Trigger Warning for People Entering My Thinking Classroom

Are you looking to create a math classroom that allows students to lead even as visitors come in? 

In this episode, we are talking about my rules for others as they enter my classroom. These rules allow my students to have the opportunity to lead the thinking and doing of math without being rescued too soon by an on-looker.

We're talking about: 

• How a student-centered classroom looks in math 
• Why and how students should lead in a math classroom
• The 3 rules I have for people entering my classroom (download them here for free!)

Links mentioned in this episode:

5 Steps to a Student Centered Math Class
Math Rules for your classroom

Other episodes you might like:

93: Consolidation with Peter Liljeddahl, author of Building Thinking Classrooms


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