ORIGO Insights
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Welcome to ORIGO Insights.
Create engaged, motivated, happy-to-learn math thinkers with ORIGO Insights. We created this blog to give dedicated educators like you advice and support as you learn methods, ideas, and strategies to support the mathematics development of elementary learners.
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Don’t miss our next webinar: Finding Mathematics in Unexpected Places on Wednesday, June 19th.
Where do you find mathematicians? Join us to learn about mathematics and mathematicians in expected and unexpected places.
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Calling all ORIGO Stepping Stones teachers!
Over the next several months we will be developing a new version SLATE, our content delivery system for teachers.
We’d love to have your feedback on SLATE.
Thanks in advance for your help!
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Australian James Burnett spent years doing professional development in the U.S. before selling his first product—ORIGO—here. Now his math-based education company is working in all 50 states and 14 countries.
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Packed full of videos, free resources and blog posts to help you help your students have fun whilst learning, check out out the first in our new 'Topic' series - the Addition Resource Hub!
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What is the Developmental Sequence in Math?
Click link to watch the video and discover how to stop learning gaps in your school.
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Waiting to board the first flight to head home. I started the day with a Mountain Flight to Mt. Everest, followed by a final bite of MoMos, a visit to today's math conference, and many "til we meet agains"! @T2Tglobal @origomath @jamesburnett69
What is the developmental sequence in math? @origomath #iteachmath #elemmathchat
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Love this sign!! @origomath @T2Tglobal
This 6-year-old Nepalese girl had no trouble adding two quantities by counting on from the greater number. Nice job @kristinkdj. @origomath @T2Tglobal #iteachmath #elemmathchat
25% off Math Supplemental Products until May 31!
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New Blog Post!
James Burnett discusses how focus on conceptual math is essential to truly preparing students for the flexibility required in future careers.
Read the full article here: https://t.co/Pk6FRIdeVu
An enormous congratulations to the two winners of our 'Win a Trip to Nepal' opportunity:
Kristin Johnson (US)
Marty Dures (Aus)
Stay tuned to hear about their adventures over the coming weeks!
Are you attending FASFEPA today? Drop by the ORIGO Education booth for your chance to win a Think Tank!
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Are you attending FASFEPA today? Drop by the ORIGO Education booth for your chance to win a Think Tank!
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ORIGO Education is delighted to be at FASFEPA this week. If you're attending, be sure to drop by and say 'Hi!'
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Register For Our Upcoming Webinar!
Meet the Mathematicians: Who Are the Famous People Behind Your Math?
Wednesday, May 15th at 4pm (EST)
Click link to register today!
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Thank You Teachers!
To celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week, ORIGO Education has pulled together great FREE resources to show our thanks and gratitude. Check them out right here! https://t.co/LQMXpSbVK1
New blog post!
Bringing activity and fun into your math classroom: We discuss exactly how the digital interactive features in Stepping Stones 2.0 allows for less time sitting and more time doing in your math lessons.
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New blog post!
"For most kids, it’s not their inability to do math that’s the problem, it’s that they don’t enjoy it." James Burnett on the importance of engaging students imaginations before expecting to engage their brains.
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