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Booksnap: Chapters 12 and 13
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Chapter 11 Booksnap! These are 3 important questions! #EDUC3220

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“We need to make it clear to students that noticing patterns, wondering about them, and investigating them IS doing MATH!” #EDUC3220

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@MissLovelyWE @chrissybug24 @jrsteach @jonellebell That would be great! I would appreciate it! 😊

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I am unfamiliar with counting circles, but I would love to learn about them. #octmchat

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@chrissybug24 Currently I’m in a kindergarten placement.

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@7Firestone In my education course, we have focused so much on the 4 C's: Collaboration, Communication, Critical Thinking, and Creativity. In addition, we have discussed the importance of feedback. Feedback needs to be specific and timely!

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@MissLovelyWE @jrsteach I think that it is an important step to have students check their work.

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If the pattern continues the next figure would have 23 cubes because each figure is adding 6 blocks. In addition, I noticed that it would look like three "H's" put together. #octmchat

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A1: 17, I counted 3 rows of 5, multiplied them together and then added the 2 extra blocks to get my answer. #octmchat

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Hello, my name is Shelby Lowder. I am an Otterbein student majoring in early childhood education. #octmchat

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Book Snap Chapters 8 and 9 #EDUC3220

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@Ellyn_naomi I agree, I really enjoy working with elementary school students. I loved my 2nd grade placement when I had the opportunity to teach money and time in math class. I could tell that the students liked learning about concepts that they could use in real life.

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A1: In elementary school I was not connected with my community in math. However, I think that it is beneficial to be involved in the community because it creates authentic learning experiences. #octmchat

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@Ellyn_naomi This is a great way to involve parents and community members. Math games make learning new math skills fun. Therefore, I think that teachers should use math games frequently in their classroom and for homework. #octmchat

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@kathy25 That sounds like a lot of fun! It is a good way to get students involved and engaged in their learning. I think that these experiences make math interesting and connects to real life. #octmchat

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Hello, my name is Shelby. I am an Otterbein student pursing a degree in early childhood education. #octmchat

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Book Snap 7 #EDUC3220

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Book Snap 6: “We want students challenged, not frustrated; leaning forward, not slumping down. To get students in that sweet spot, we need to design problems that will require them to wrestle with the mathematics” -Tracy Johnson Zager page 129 #EDUC3220

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Book Snap 5 #EDUC3220