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Is there a student in your Math for Teachers course who you think will make an exceptional elementary school teacher?
We often hear about students in the Math for Teachers course who show exceptional promise as future elementary math teachers. When that happens, we wish we could recognize them for their work thus far, and encourage them in their future career. Since we can't visit every college personally, we hope that you - the faculty - will help us in our quest!
Share your story by replying to the discussion thread found here and we'll send that student a set of manipulatives:
Here's how it works:
• Reply to the discussion thread found here with your student's name, your school name, and an explanation of why you think this student will make a difference when they're at the head of their classroom one day.
• Optional: As part of your post, we encourage you to include a picture of your student by clicking the Upload Attachment link below the post, and attach a JPG, JPEG, GIF or PNG.
• If you're one of the first 50 faculty members who recognize a student on this discussion, we'll send you a free manipulative kit to give to that student on behalf of Pearson. The hope is that they use it with their own elementary classroom some day!
As the instructor, you'll receive an Active Teachers, Active Learners badge next to your profile on the Instructor Exchange:We often hear about students in the Math for Teachers course who show exceptional promise as future elementary math teachers. When that happens, we wish we could recognize them for their work thus far, and encourage them in their future career. Since we can't visit every college personally, we hope that you - the faculty - will help us in our quest!