RESOURCES
AP Statistics
These resources from Math Medic are designed to save you time while sparking your students’ curiosity.
Making the Most of Your EFFL Lesson Debrief
Your countdown timer is going off. Groups have written up their answers on the board. You’ve recorded some key ideas that you want to…
Making Group Work More Effective (Part 2)
Why won’t my students work together? Here are our top tips for productive group work.
Teaching Math Medic Lessons with a Block Schedule
The block schedule. Half the days for “double” the time, but you only get through two-thirds of the curriculum. Something’s not adding up here. If you’re nodding along in solidarity right now, this blog post is for you! I first read about the Math Medics and Experience First, Formalize Later (EFFL) at the beginning of the…
Making Group Work More Effective (Part 1)
This is the first part of a series dedicated to overcoming the obstacles of group work: this article will focus on reducing social risk.
What Does It Mean to “Attend to Precision”?
Everything you need to know about Mathematical Practice #6!
Why Won’t Mrs. Gallas Just Give Me Notes?
Research shows students learn more through active learning. This post includes an activity to explain why you teach this way.
What Does It Mean to “Look for and Express Regularity in Repeated Reasoning”?
Everything you need to know about Mathematical Practice #8!
What Does It Mean to “Reason Abstractly and Quantitatively”?
Everything you need to know about Mathematical Practice #2.
What Does It Mean to “Make Sense of Problems and Persevere in Solving Them?”
Let’s unpack what this mathematical practice really entails.
Start With What Makes Sense
What if math was taught intuitively? How to build on what students bring to math class.
Math Medic Guided Notes for AP Daily Videos for AP Precalculus
Here we provide guided notes for every AP Daily video for AP Precalculus, along with some tips about the best ways to use these videos.
Our New AP Calculus AB Course is HERE!
Everything you need to teach AP Calculus: lessons, assessments, videos!