Sam Wertheim is a NYS Teacher, Professor of Graduate Education at Touro College, technologist, and author. He lives in NY with his wife and three daughters.

New York
Joined December 2009
When you don’t have to leave the house to see a flyby from the @AFThunderbirds @stonybrooku.
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Hot off the press-- NEW math reflections with Dr. Sandra Elliott: "Assess, Plan, and Teach". Read the latest blog post now: www2.touchmath.com/math-refl… #MathMonday #TouchMath #multisensory #edchat
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Thank you Southold Police Department for bringing Solo to our classroom! @southoldelem
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Thanks you @ellen_oneill for reading to our class!
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Thanks @ellen_oneill for reading to our class today!
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🟥 Create Jamboard Math Activities with Equatio controlaltachieve.com/2021/0… Make an interactive #Jamboard with fractions, graphs, equations, time, plotting & more with the free Equatio extension! #edtech #GoogleEDU #ControlAltAchieve #mathchat #mathschat @texthelp @GoogleForEdu
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Engineering design during global play day 2021 @southoldelem @ellen_oneill
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This is why it is so important to attend to elementary teacher's mindsets and remove maths anxiety - more important research from @sianbeilock
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Day 1 -I was nominated by @akazdin Every day I will post a picture from a day in the life of an educator. I will post without explanation & nominate someone else to take the challenge. @southoldelem (outdoor math) 7 days, 7 pictures, 7 nominations I nominate @CRuggi
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Fibonacci sequence in nature durning out math walk @southoldelem
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Finding Fibonacci sequence in nature with the sixth graders.
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😀 When your students passion is weather and he volunteers to be the grade level weather man. ⁦@southoldelem⁩
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Start your day with a completed task — if you want to change the world “start off by making your bed.” ~ sixth grade class read
Perspective - take note of the small things to build relationships and connections in class and through distant learning.
Using student generated questions to promote deeper learning. edutopia.org/article/using-s…
😀When your student leaves you a message in Japanese. @southoldelem