Effective Math Lessons

Hi Everyone, It is our annual February Sale, February 4th and 5th.  All math lessons are 25% off.  You make even greater savings when you buy bundles, because they are already discounted.  I can promise you that when you start using my lessons you will not be disappointed, because the lessons are based heavily on the latest research.  You will be amazed how well your students learn the math concepts being taught.   Don't forget to use the code: FEBSALE25 when checking out.  Click here to go to my store:  bit.ly/3DC6cHE  

  All Effective Math Lessons on Sale Dec 2nd and 3rd.  Now is the time to stock up on those bundles because they are 25% off of an already discounted price.  Click here to go to Sale.

If you missed the Back to School Sale a few weeks ago you are in luck, because there is a Bonus Back to School Sale August 27th and 28th if you use the bonus code:  BTSBONUS24 when checking out.  You will save the most money if you buy my bundles because they are already discounted and then you take off another 25%.  Click the bottom of the picture to go directly to my store: Click here to go to my store:    

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We are having a sale February 6th and 7th where all my lessons are 25% off.  This is the best time to buy bundles because they are already discounted so the savings is huge.  Be sure to use code FEBSALE24 when checking out.  Click here to go to my store.  

  In my last post I talked about Dr. John Hattie's 15 year study comparing meta analysis studies on student achievement.  He averaged the "effect size" scores and then compared them on a continuum from high to low as to what methods or ideas worked best.  In the area of types of teaching, Direct Instruction (0.59 - effect size) was at the top with the exception of Reciprocal Teaching (0.74) which is more adaptive to other topics like reading.  Small group instruction (0.49) which has become very popular with the differentiated instruction push did not do as well.  Now here is another surprise.  After Common Core Standards came onto the scene other types of teaching were being pushed:   inquiry-based teaching (0.31), computer-assisted instruction (0.37), web-based learning (0.18), visual/audio-visual methods (0.22), simulations (0.33), programmed instruction (0.24) and with the COVID19 outbreak distance education (0.99).   Although I do s...