Mr.myers math games

Play the movie by clicking on the big blinking arrow below and listen to the reading of the text. Pause the movie at any time to read the text aloud for yourself. Saturday, May 9, Practicing Telling Time. This video explains how to use a website that can help you to practice how to tell time in the format like "ten minutes until three o'clock" and "twenty-five minutes past seven o'clock".

Click on the big blinking arrow play button in the middle of the video to start playing it. After you watch this video, click on the red link below the video to go to the "Mr. Myers' Classroom" website, and try playing it for yourself! Click here to go to the website called "Mr. Another growth area for me, but great for modular subbing. Teaching is tiring. I brought a thermos of coffee with me and brought every drop of it home.

I also forgot that you absolutely abuse your vocal cords for the first few days of teaching. Wearing masks all day. Beyond the discomfort, they really shrink down the non-verbal communication channels. Hard to get a vibe check on anybody! It was also hard to hear and understand quieter students. Prep time. I have taught three courses before and never loved the prep time that schedule required. Up until the day I left the classroom, I spent multiple hours outside of class every day creating materials and planning lessons for the next day.

Not to plug our curriculum too hard here, but it was unreal how it let me spend so little time planning for subbing overall and how I was able to spend the majority of that time thinking about facilitating the lesson and all the ways students would develop their ideas about math throughout— teaching in a word! Interacting with the youth. What our plan for AirPods, please? Or even corded headphones?

Music in class? Are we just going with this? One ear only? Only during classwork? I love the energy of a school. Love it. Where else can you find so many different people all growing so dramatically in every conceivable way?

Next time. Fine—but which ones look the same? It's was a text message Grant says he'll never forget. Myers made you appreciate who you were," explained Grant. Myers could do. SC State announced Myers passed away on April 28th from an illness. He spent 50 years as a mathematics professor at SC State and served as a football game day press box crew member for more than forty years. I appreciate the wisdom and nuggets you shared with us. We are extremely grateful for what you have done for us. We will pick up the baton of the legacy you left and build from there.

There will be a public viewing set for this Thursday at the Smith-Hammond-Middleton Memorial Center from 4 pm, just before 6 pm.