Alexandra Morrill @MathWithMorrill

6th Grade Math Teacher | Special Educator | Mother of Two | Loving Life In the Middle | #AlwaysLearning Natick, MA Joined February 2019

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Alexandra Morrill @MathWithMorrill

5 years ago

I just wrote a review on Polar White Shag Rug yotpo.com/go/foS1X2Se via @Yotpo

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MindShift @MindShiftKQED

6 years ago

"Dyslexia is a different brain organization that needs different teaching methods. It is never the fault of the child, but rather the responsibility of us who teach to find methods that work for that child." @HKorbey ow.ly/gjaD50qVmBD #edchat #reading #parenting

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Greg Sederberg @GregSederberg

7 years ago

If you want to grow as a teacher, what better source to ask for feedback than your students. It’s a great way to give Ss a voice in your class, find out what they actually enjoy most and learn from most, and get ideas for things to incorporate to your class. #edchat #education

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Brad Weinstein @WeinsteinEdu

7 years ago

Most parents care about the behavior of their children, but that also includes positive behavior. If you are contacting home, be sure you have something positive to say in addition to negative. Better yet, contact home for only positive reasons too. #HackingSchoolDiscipline

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Joe Sanfelippo @Joe_Sanfelippo

7 years ago

LEADERS!!!!! Don’t ever underestimate the power of a positive comment. It’s NOT MORE WORK. It’s the RIGHT WORK...DONE MORE. #1minwalk2work #hackingleadership #leadfromwhereyouare

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Alexandra Morrill @MathWithMorrill

7 years ago

A2: Baby steps #natickpsTLI

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Alexandra Morrill @MathWithMorrill

7 years ago

A1: My first Twitter chat! I'm Alex, a 6th grade special educator at Wilson focused on math. #ProblemSolvingConference #natickpsTLI

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Alexandra Morrill @MathWithMorrill

7 years ago

Our number line is getting pretty full - whole numbers, fractions, decimals and their opposites. Oh my!

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Danny Steele @SteeleThoughts

7 years ago

Some parents judge schools by the test scores. But there are a lot of parents who judge schools by the attitude of their child when they get home in the afternoon. We need to be working to raise student achievement… but we also need to be creating good experiences for kids.

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Alexandra Morrill @MathWithMorrill

7 years ago

Positive and negative numbers on a number line - equal spacing is the hardest part to visualize.

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Alexandra Morrill @MathWithMorrill

7 years ago

The kids are at a sleepover and voluntarily practicing math. Thank you @ProdigyGame !

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Alexandra Morrill @MathWithMorrill

7 years ago

My kids might be on to this....

dailySTEM Chris Woods @dailystem

7 years ago

My kids might be on to this....

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Alexandra Morrill @MathWithMorrill

7 years ago

Can’t stop laughing, this is me every day at 12:24. #teacherlife

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Alexandra Morrill @MathWithMorrill

7 years ago

Burning off some vacation energy rock climbing.

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Alexandra Morrill @MathWithMorrill

7 years ago

"Work with fractions in grades 3-5 provides an entry point for reasoning about various mathematical topics, such as ratio, rate, proportion, and percentage." Chval, Lannin, and Jones (2013)