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My name is Amy Cole, and I have been teaching mathematics for over 30 years. Throughout those 30 years, my philosophy of education, my teaching strategies and methods, and my regular classroom routines have changed along with the changing trends in education. However, the one focus that has stayed true throughout my career is my love of teaching and my dedication to doing the best job I can every day that I step into my classroom.
Currently, I am teaching high school mathematics full time and teaching part-time at a university in central Indiana. In my free time, I focus on creating standard-driven math lessons, implementing effective ways to integrate technology in the mathematics classroom, sharing my classroom resources on Teachers Pay Teachers, and producing free math tutorial videos for my YouTube Channel. Basically, my work takes on many different forms, but it's all centered around supporting fellow mathematics teachers and helping students succeed in mathematics. Collaborating and sharing ideas within the field of mathematics is necessary if we are going to lead the world in producing students who excel in mathematics. In order to collaborate with fellow mathematics teachers and share mathematical knowledge with students, I have created this website that focuses on mathematics. The postings on this website are my own and do not represent any of my previous or current employers' positions, strategies, opinions, or policies. If you are interested in reading more about me, please visit my "About page". Below you can find some of my spotlighted resources, or use the navigation menu at the top of the page to explore the entire site. Below, you'll find lots of options for following my resources on my personal social media sites which include Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Each of my personal social media sites listed on this website focus on mathematical content for both teachers and students who enjoy learning about mathematics and mathematics education. I'm looking forward to connecting with mathematics educators who have similar goals, and providing enriched mathematical content for those students interested in learning about mathematics.
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