Teacher Resources as Good as Texas Brisket!
I would characterize my discovery Donna Boucher’s “Math Coach’s Corner” blog, as similar to the first time I ate brisket in Texas. I knew I had found something special, and I couldn’t stop telling anyone outside of Texas who would listen. Boucher is a math interventionist, in Katy TX. Her blog is chock full of teacher resources for elementary math educators seeking to improve their practice.
Quality Trumps Quantity
Quality math teacher resources are hard to find. You can stumble across them with a search every now and again on Google or Bing. Or, if you have a Twitter #PLN, great educators like @approx_normal, @Maths_Master and @KristianStill share liberally. However, if you are not already in the know you can be stuck with math teacher resources that are poorly created and organized. In addition to the time wasted searching, it’s disappointing to find that many of the free resources are just not usefEnter Math Coach’s Corner, it’s the perfect place to check in on a regular basis to get updated resources grounded in research-based best practices. Go ahead check it out here: http://www.mathcoachscorner.com/ and follow their Twitter account @MathCoachCorner, you will be happy that you did!