Collaboration is on…. Mr. Cinelli’s Pre-Algebra class joined Mrs. Bender’s Algebra class for Equate. Students were so engaged and loved competing with their peers. @HowellTwpMSN@HTPSMathScience
🧩 Can a puzzle change how students think about math?
Authors explore how logic puzzles like Shikaku and Calcudoku can help students build inductive and deductive reasoning, justify their thinking, and engage in meaningful #mathematical discussions: https://t.co/eo3H5WPGET
Here's a cool math fact: If we can go up a set of stairs at one or two steps at a time, the number of different ways we can go up those stairs will always be a Fibonacci number! Here's why:
Howell coaches discuss the foundational abilities for Transformational Coaching. Their goal is to create a collaborative environment within their schools to better support teachers and staff for the gains of our students. @_bcpreston
Building Thinking Classrooms establish norms, encourage teamwork, and deepen thinking. Mr. Cinelli’s classes utilize vertical learning to prepare for their assessment on Integers. It’s only September and I’m already proud of these Hornets. @HTPSMathScience@HowellTwpMSN
Mr. Cinelli's Pre-
Algebra class created Probability Themed Boardwalk Carnival Games. Their uniquely designed games demonstrated their knowledge and problem-based thinking of experimental and theoretical probability. So proud of these hornets.@HowellTwpMSN@HTPSMathScience
Mr. Cinelli's Pre-
Algebra class created Probability Themed Boardwalk Carnival Games. Their uniquely designed games demonstrated their knowledge and problem-based thinking of experimental and theoretical probability. So proud of these hornets.@HowellTwpMSN@HTPSMathScience
It was a “LUCKY” day in Mr. Cinelli’s classes. Math students showcased their knowledge on Inequality Shamrocks and collaborated with Ms. Mazzuca’s “buddies” to create tally rainbows 🌈. Fostering these partnerships is what makes kindness contagious.@HowellTwpMSN@HTPSMathScience
Student-led decisions allow for the creativity and exploration of new material to be both meaningful and successful. Mr. Cinellis Pre-Algebra class constructed triangles with specific conditions in a “theme” that was near and dear to their heart. @HowellTwpMSN@HTPSMathScience
This is a great way to encourage so many critical skills such as productive struggle, utilizing mathematical practices, and working collectively. Thank you Mr Cinelli for creating this opportunity for the kids!
Random Grouping allows students to explore and deepen their mathematical thinking with other students. Mr. Cinelli and Mrs. Burgess’ Math classes are completing problem based station tasks where analyzing and synthesizing take center stage. @HowellTwpMSN@HTPSMathScience