Every Minute Counts: Making Your Math Class Work

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Summary: This is how a math class should work!
Review: Follow Mr. Johnson's classroom organization and teaching philosophy and you will have a math class that works. He tells you how to start your class on time with the bell and have nonstop learning the entire period. The books are very short (66-98pages) but packed with techniques you can use right away.
You can use his techniques on any grade level and with any subject, not just math.

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Summary: Best darn math teaching book period.
Review: I read this book about 11 years ago before I started teaching, and this little booklet has influenced my teaching more than anything else I have read. I credit this book with much of the success I have had as a teacher.

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Summary: Best darn math teaching book period.
Review: I read this book about 11 years ago before I started teaching, and this little booklet has influenced my teaching more than anything else I have read. I credit this book with much of the success I have had as a teacher.

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Summary: Gives great ideas for how to keep a class efficient
Review: This book is one of the most informative books that I have read addressing how to keep a class on track. It gives ideas for class interaction, homework, quizzes, group work, and others. I have found his ideas very helpful, this being my first year of teaching. There are also two more books that follow.

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Summary: Gives great ideas for how to keep a class efficient
Review: This book, and its sequel, Making Minutes Count Even More, are full of effective techniques and startegied for helping you to be a more effective math teacher. My copies were given to me when I was a fairly new teacher and they helped me immensely. I've recently lent my copies to a new teacher at our school. Every new math teacher should read these, and even experienced teachers will find useful techniques and ideas.