20 Examples of Math Essential Questions to Deepen Learning
Math essential questions are a great way for students to connect mathematical ideas together and to real life. But how do you ask them?
If you’ve ever said “I’m just not a math person,” this page is for you. As both a mindset coach and math teacher, I specialize in using the power of growth mindset to help students turn mistakes into critical moments of learning.
Here, you’ll find stories from my classroom, tips to build a growth mindset, and new ideas to help you see math as a subject of growth. My goal is to help you feel comfortable exploring different ways to solve problems, reflect on what’s working (and what’s not), and pick up a few mindset ideas that can help you grow through those moments when it feels like you just aren’t good at math.
Math essential questions are a great way for students to connect mathematical ideas together and to real life. But how do you ask them?