Elisa Waingort
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• • • • A year in a 5th grade Singapore-based math classroom. • • • • Follow two master teachers through a year of daily lessons in 5th grade. Corrinne is from Singapore, and Kathleen is from the US, with years of experience teaching in Germany. Together, they have created a hybrid approach using Singapore Math, European math, and the best practices from American constructivist teaching.
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Wonderful slice, Elisa! Beautifully said.
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“I am forever becoming a teacher.” Wise words that aren’t often understood by the non-teaching public. Glad you got your slice in, sometimes it’s a challenge to beat that deadline. But this was one worth waiting for.
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Thank you, Ramona. I know the general public doesn’t understand a lot of things about being a teacher. I just read that we only really become teachers in the presence of our students. I thought that was an amazing statement and absolutely true.
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Your heart is in this poem. Even though there is no magic wand, the teacher can often create and do magic.
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