math/instructional coach

Financial literacy fits into many math units.  When teaching exponential growth and decay, it is important to use examples that include retirement funds, paying off a car or home, or credit cards.  It's important to make sure students understand compound interest and how changing the amount of a payment, or the interest rate can have a long range affect on a loan.  It's also important to help students understand how starting a retirement/savings plan early can yield great benefits for them later in life.  

I use a spreadsheet application to keep my own personal budget.  I think budgeting is a great topic to use when teaching students how to use spreadsheets.  We currently require an online financial literacy course at our high school.  As an instructional coach, I think I can help teachers find ways to integrate the online curriculum with the face-to-face curriculum being taught in our classrooms.

Spoiler alert: I've already had the opportunity to link see this watch in the metal, and it's link fantastic. Next week you'll get a lot more on that, with a link deep-dive into the history behind this watch, how this modern reinterpretation came to be, what it means for the history of Audemars Piguet, and, of course, tons of live photos. It'll be worth the wait, I promise.

Near the end of the second act, Tar learns that link a leaked viral video is threatening to upend her career. As she views it on her phone, we get a fuzzy look at the watch. It's not quite link enough to tell the exact reference. But it gets us most of the way there. And more importantly, it sets up the entire link final act of the film. Her Rolex, then, isn't just a piece of wardrobe. It's a plot driver.