Deborah Benhamu Nehmad (she/her/ella) (@countonmath) 's Twitter Profile
Deborah Benhamu Nehmad (she/her/ella)

@countonmath

PhD Student @OISE in Math Ed | Former Math Teacher | Proudly Venezuelan 🇻🇪 | On a mission to make math learning accessible, equitable and enjoyable 🫶

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Such a fan of open middle questions! Adding the classic line “Using the digits 1 to 9 at most once each time…” can also facilitate rich mathematical discussions about regrouping. Possible answers: 63-15=48, 63-48= 15, 63-45=18, 63-18=45

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Math journals are a powerful tool to support students’ social emotional learning. The rights prompts allow students to reflect on their learning, develop self-awareness, and build resilience.

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Being intentional in my approach to learning and collaborating as a doctoral student this year. Listen actively, Ask questions, Reflect deeply, Contribute meaningfully In that order.

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Researchers talk about "reading for pleasure" & modelling it for Ss. Need more of this with math. I call it “mathing for joy.” Adults/Ts/Ss modelling doing math (outside of school tasks) for enjoyment. Could alleviate math anxiety. "Mathing for joy"... Pass it on!😃

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Get familiar with the mesmerizing math art of MoMath’s Visiting Professor David Reimann (David A. Reimann), like these representations of integers 1-100. What are some patterns you notice? View more: drmathart.com/Artwork.php.

Get familiar with the mesmerizing math art of MoMath’s Visiting Professor David Reimann (<a href="/drMathArt/">David A. Reimann</a>), like these representations of integers 1-100.

What are some patterns you notice?

View more: drmathart.com/Artwork.php.
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Important Podcast about the challenges and constraints in retaining special education teachers. Reflecting on the resources and supports that teachers should have access to, for themselves and their students. podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/div…