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Jennifer Perkins               Perkins Home        Learn More       Standards       Inspiration        About the Author


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I studied the most effective technology, growth mindset lessons, and Common Core State Standards aligned math curriculum to gain insight into how to increase quantifiable student growth in math. The content of this website is focused on answering this question: How does implementing technology and growth mindset increase student performance in the math classroom? 

I chose to focus on mathematics for may reasons. Students can tend to carry anxiety in relation to math. Additionally, students can become frustrated in this subject area which can result in them giving up and becoming uninterested. My goal before beginning this journey was to change this. My goal was to see my students become engaged and motivated in math, increase student performance, and develop innovative teaching techniques. As I began researching how to answer this question, I decided to focus on technology and a growth mindset within mathematics. These tools ended up yielding the results I was looking for. 
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I am passionate about instilling positive growth mindset principles in my classroom. This was something I knew I wanted to implement into my research topic because I believe that teaching students to apply a growth mindset in their learning will positively affect their academic success. In order for students to have academic success in math, they needed to also have the belief that they CAN do it! 

Technology kept students engaged and motivated throughout this process. 
Technology includes the tools that allow students to represent ideas and share them with one another. With access to technology, students can experience alternate forms of learning. I began with teaching digital citizenship through Google’s Be Internet Awesome. I used an in-class flipped classroom model to better support each individual student.  I created video content to put into Google Classroom for my students to use during small group rotations in class. I used technology programs for math like Prodigy, Khan Academy, and Sumdog to support student learning. I used Google Classroom to assign videos and quizzes via Google Forms in order to get immediate student feedback and provided 1:1 support. This technology provides the opportunity to redesign/readjust student learning experiences based on student feedback.​

Learn more about my process by looking at the links to the right. 

A Focus on Technology, Growth Mindset, and CCSS Aligned Curriculum

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What is On This Site?

Are you looking to increase student motivation and performance scores in your mathematics classroom? Listed below are descriptions of what you will find on the links in the upper right hand side of this page. This information will help you incorporate technology and a growth mindset into your lessons. 
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Lessons:
Here you will find an In- Class Flipped Model of Teaching Worksheet and Video, Digital Citizenship Lessons, and Growth Mindset lessons. 
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References:
Here you will find the different resources I used throughout my Capstone Project. This includes websites, articles, research papers,
​videos, and more. ​​
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How-Tos:
Here you will find instructional videos and resources that I used throughout my capstone project. These resources helped guide my instruction. 
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​Assessments: 
Here you will find Google Form Assessments, In-Class Flipped Model of Teaching Results, CCSS- Aligned Bridges in Mathematics Test Results, Technology Feedback, and Growth Mindset Survey Results. 
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LESSONS
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HOW-TOs
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REFERENCES
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ASSESSMENT

Watch this video to understand more about an in-class flip model of instruction

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