Through reading articles, books, and research, you can acquire new best practices, strengthen your content knowledge, and discover more about how your students learn. This is a great way to solidify your vision and strengthen your instruction. You may be one book away from a whole new approach to math.
TEACHING MATH IN MEANINGFUL WAYS
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Check out a student-driven inquiry lesson, with technology in Kinder Math!
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MEANINGFUL DISCOURSE: CLASSROOM DISCUSSIONS AND NUMBER TALKS
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MEANINGFUL DISCOURSE: USING WRITING IN MATH TO PUSH UNDERSTANDING
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Review these student work samples: http://www.rda.aps.edu/mathtaskbank/start.htm
Click on the “teacher instructions” button, and scroll down, you’ll notice they have student work for novice to expert level, with writing. |
BUILDING STUDENTS' NUMBER SENSE
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BUILDING YOUR OWN CONTENT KNOWLEDGE, TO ENSURE YOUR PLANS ARE RIGOROUS AND MEANINGFUL
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