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The Developmental Math classroom is a great place to teach students how to do their own math, whether it’s in-person, on-line or hybrid.
I help students fill their knowledge gaps in a way that’s timely, meaningful and that respects their privacy and dignity. As a college math and stats educator for over 20 years, I’m thrilled to share my best practice for guiding students in WebAssign to self-correct.
Students with developmental math can help themselves
Math remediation can present a challenge. Often, each student needs remediation with different content and each student has different “holes” in their Math knowledge. When forced into a set remediation plan, students often get frustrated having to review materials that they’ve already mastered. Some may feel overwhelmed with too much Math for which they don’t see a direct application.
I’ve found several ways to address such needed remediation in my Developmental Math classroom. Many teachers are comfortable with certain teaching styles, but learning styles can change depending on context. The goal of good teaching is to try to match the student’s immediate stage of learning to guide them towards greater understanding…
