Why Repeating Students Is Killing Your Math Discussions

Send us Fan MailWhat if one of the most common teaching habits is actually training students not to listen?In this episode, we unpack why repeating students during math discussions can quietly kill engagement and what to do instead to build stronger, more meaningful math conversations.What You’ll LearnWhy repeating students reduces student-to-student listeningThe hidden reason students disengage during math share timeHow to use revoicing to shift responsibility back to studentsSimple ways to increase engagement during math discussionsWhat it really means to facilitate thinking instead of leading it📒 Grab your copy of the BOOK: Word Problem Workshop: 5 Steps to Creating a Classroom of Problem Solvers! (on Amazon here) Want to get students thinking more deeply in math?FREE Download: 5 Questions to Ask in Math Class to Get Students Thinking 📝 monamath.com/5questionsLooking to improve math instruction and student engagement across your school or district?I offer professional development and coaching for K–8 teachers and instructional leaders. 🚸 Learn more at monamath.com/leaders