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Thank you for encouraging me to share a bit of my research area and write about projective geometry. I needed the push.
HIGH FIVE from David
@DavidKButlerUoA

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Thank you for letting me jump into your conversations as I ask questions about high level maths and foundational maths and movement and blaugust and general silliness. And for bringing Math on the Move to the world.
HIGH FIVE from David
@DavidKButlerUoA

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Thank you for really listening to your students' thinking and questioning your own thinking about things, like you do here: https://problemproblems.wordpress.com/2016/11/02/6-2-as-adding-a-minusing-2/
It's great to watch and to challenge my own thoughts.
HIGH FIVE from David
@DavidKButlerUoA

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Thank you for your commitment to open middle and other no-worksheet approaches this year. It's inspiring to see someone using it at the pointy end of high school with success! Thanks for letting me in on the planning process and allowing us to run off with things you made to play.
HIGH FIVE from David
@DavidKButlerUoA

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Thank you for all your joyful exploration work with  Cuisenaire rods, which gave me the courage to finally just buy a pile of them and try them out with my university students.
HIGH FIVE from David
@DavidKButlerUoA

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Thank you for your unrelenting enthusiasm for making (and laminating) stuff to help your students to learn and sharing it with all of us.
HIGH FIVE from David
@DavidKButlerUoA

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Thank you for introducing me to the MTBoS in the first place, and continuing to support my quest to bring a sense of play to university maths and teaching. It is easier to do this with an ally close at home.
HIGH FIVE from David
@DavidKButlerUoA

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Thank you for laughing at my (let's face it, fairly lame) jokes, and also the serious business of pushing back against mansplaining.
HIGH FIVE from David
@DavidKButlerUoA

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Thank you for welcoming me into the MTBoS in such a spectacularly gracious and excited way at TMC16. Thank you for your continued push for cross-level collaboration and learning.
HIGH FIVE from David
@DavidKButlerUoA

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Thank you for encouraging me to consider how I know the things I know. Thank you for welcoming me into discussions of early concepts and indulging my slightly obsessive interest in photos of how many. Thank you for introducing me to concept that talking through similarities and differences is more important than the terminology itself -- it is profound and awesome.
HIGH FIVE from David @DavidKButlerUoA

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For accountability-taking care of our physical health makes us better for our students! Keep it up ladies!

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Thank you, Brian, for leading the ever-inspirational #elemmathchat -different (in a good way) than  other chats because we DO math during the chat. My all time fav was the one about the holiday candy aisle! Keep up the awesome work!

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Thank you so much for sharing Instant Classroom in your post (http://fawnnguyen.com/barbie-bungee-revisited-better-class-lists/) a while ago. It was so easy to create new groups and painless. It saved me time this week and I really needed the extra time. Thank you!
All the best - Lisa @lmhenry9

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Thank you for sharing your folder organizational system (https://samjshah.com/2015/02/27/two-organizational-things-i-do/). While I'm not organized enough yet that my copies are made before the day I need them, it has helped save some class time and chaos at the beginning of the period. PLUS, when I switched groups today, I just had to put the post-its on the folders and the kids found their names. They were all settled in new seats quickly. Thank you!
All the best - Lisa @lmhenry9

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Jed skipped a whole session at CMCS15 to describe how Desmos and Geogebra can change not just HOW we teach, but WHY we teach. Waving his hands, showing examples, and grinning like an idiot, he got a teacher from one of my schools curious.
And then she joined Twitter. Well done, Jed.

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High five for writing a book -- The Classroom Chef -- which is essentially a love letter to the #MTBoS. And which was the perfect thing to ready today, a short time before I go back to school. I'm still filled with anxiety, but the book reminded me how *fun* it can be when teaching. Exactly what I needed to remember. @samjshah Sam Shah https://www.amazon.com/Classroom-Chef-Sharpen-Lessons-Meaningful/dp/0988217686

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A huge high five for Meg. The care and attention to detail she puts into her teaching and lessons is so evident, and then she gives it all away on her blog. Amazing. Her generosity of spirit is one thing that makes me look forward to reading her blog every time she posts.

@gwaddellnvhs Glenn

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Thanks for being an awesome coworker and co-PD planner. You do an amazing job of making people feel good about their work *and* pushing them just a little outside their comfort zone, regardless if they're first year teachers or veterans. I've learned so much working with you!
- Anna (@borschtwithanna

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Thanks for giving me an awesome problem to think about tonight, and play with it with friends. Who'dve thunk in one hour I'd get to work with fractions (badly), think about Euclid's algorithm, and get new insights into the golden ratio?!?
Always,
@samjshah Sam Shah

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@cmmteach for sharing the goodness of #MTBOS with your friend who is now sharing with us in her Guest Post! Go debbie!!!

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@cmmteach for sharing the goodness of #MTBOS with your friend who is now sharing with us in her Guest Post! Go debbie!!!

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Love learning with the two of you!  Your leadership in #EduRead challenged me and helped me to grow as a teacher!  I appreciate you!

Beth, @algebrasfriend

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Thank you for organizing my thoughts! Awesome flowchart...I share it with all of my colleagues that will listen!
Kirsten, @

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Thanks for being my twitter therapists after a hard day. Your words of advice and encouragement will never be forgotten!
Ali Grace @AGEiland

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John, I totally appreciate the frequency with which you're available to give great feedback - on GHO, blogs, and Twitter. Most recently, you helped me think through homework routines even though I'm pretty sure you don't even assign much yourself.

Megan, @mgolding

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Thanks for always having a blog post that answers any question and for being a wise and helpful listener, giver of advice, and gentle questioner of assumptions.

Anna
@borschtwithanna

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Thanks for being such an amazing #mtbos-er and friend. You are so kind and supportive to everyone you encounter. I wish I taught alg 2 so I can steal all the things!!! Thank you for reminding us that we are all doing our best each day!

Casey
@cmmteach

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Thanks for being a BEAST when it comes to leaving comments and tweeting out posts for #MTBoSBlaugust! Your happy messages are always so encouraging!
Meg @mathymeg07

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Thank you for just being you - supportive, funny, caring and welcoming to all in the MTBoS community. I'm lucky to be able to call you my friend :)

Kathy @kathyhenderson

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Thank you for taking the time to collect all your favorite (which might actually be all of them...) MTBoS resources.
http://blog.mrwaddell.net/archives/1665
Always, Sam Shah (@samjshah)