Collaborated ConsultingReviews of collaboratedconsulting.org

Great ideas. I like the random cold calling strategy. I signed up for the free mini workshop to learn more. Considering getting your book also.

Math Wars looks like a well planned program to create a thinking classroom and engage all students. Being virtual was helpful and the content was clearly and concisely done step by step. Thank you for the templates and slides as that helps me to remember better and provides extra support. I am looking forward to implementing this in my Sixth Grade Class this fall.

I actually learned something that was applicable to my classes. I am going to try and use this in the fall. I know with my three lower classes it should help a lot... but I am also going to use a version of this in my higher classes as well.

This was a very informative and engaging course. Juliana was a fabulous presenter with a positive and comforting style. I came away with new information and ready to make a confident change in teaching style.

My review title is exactly what I told my students the first day I started to implement the strategies I learned from these workshops. My students are excited for our new changes, their confidence level is already growing, and it has rejuvenated me as a teacher.

Love this idea! I started implementing right after Christmas break.

This is a good way to do explicit instruction and get timely feedback before students get too far into a concept. This method also supports cooperative learning to ensure that no student is left out of the conversation. It can be used as a stand-alone instruction for pre-requisite/intervention purposes. Juliana Tapper really is here for teachers; she answered questions and provided alternatives for different situations. The Math Wars method can be modified to fit nearly every classroom situation and size. I am excited to implementing it in my classroom!

I was able to learn how to implement changes to my math grading so that I change to using a rubric system. This way students won't be trying to dig themselves out of a deficit with poor homework or quiz grades.