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Be the BEST Math Teacher You Can Be


Hi Manoj,

Because you signed up for math teaching resources, I am confident that you are always on the lookout for ways to improve your teaching so you can be the best teacher for your students.

This is why you spend hours scouring Pinterest for the newest games and ideas.

This is why you spend your hard earned money on resources and books for your classroom.

This is why you sign up for teacher blogs and spend your summer reading professional development books.

Because you are dedicated to these little people and you want them to feel confident and engaged in math learning every single day in your classroom.

In my introduction email yesterday, I mentioned my online training courses for teachers. I spent months researching, outlining and compiling the best, most practical strategies so that you don't have to. I've seen other online courses and membership sites for educators running from $297-$997.

As a classroom teacher, I never would have been able to afford that, no matter how great the content was.

So my goal with these bite-sized courses is to pack them full of valuable, practical information at a price you can afford.

There's no fluff, no time wasters...just concise teaching videos (15-20 minutes each) to walk you through the information a little bit at a time combined with ready to use planning pages, lessons, games and more so you can implement what you learn right away.

And the best part? As a new email subscriber, you can save 20% on any of these courses, making them even more affordable. OR you can really save with the complete course bundle.

20% off the course bundle means you get 6 courses (8 hours of PD credit) for just $19.60 per course!

Here are the current courses available:

  • Making Math Visual: Why & How to Incorporate Visual Learning into the Math Classroom
  • Meaningful Number Talks in the Classroom
  • Thinking Deeply: How to Incorporate Meaningful Writing into Math Class (this builds on the number talks course)
  • Problem Solved: How to Teach Math Through Inquiry & Problem Solving
  • Making Sense of Word Problems: Strategies to Build Confidence
  • Teaching Math Through Children's Literature

Ready to get started? Use this coupon code to save 20%--> EASYMATHPD

>>See all the course options HERE!

Have a question about one of the course or this offer? Just hit reply and let me know!

Blessings,

P.S. If you're not a classroom teacher, you may not have a need for these training courses. Don't worry, I've still got helpful articles and free math games to share with you, so I hope you'll stick around! :)



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