Matt Roscoe

[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

@HilaryRisser @jwbrackney #mctmmath A1: liked virtual review sessions b4 exams

[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

Montana-grown math PD for HS teachers: STREAM. Learn more: https://t.co/KgHlpt3V6t …
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[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

Montana-grown math PD for HS teachers: STREAM.
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[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

Great chatting with you all. Once again here is a link to the deck for your use:
https://t.co/31zYYnoHUD
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[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

A5: Analyze quilt blocks on coordinate plane by finding the equations for all lines in the block for different choices of origin.
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[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

A4: Curiosity is one way to motivate those who might otherwise be disinterested into "wanting to know"
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[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

A3: Since it came up, here is a link to the pre-made quilt deck in the article and blank quilt blocks https://t.co/31zYYnGiMb …
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[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

A3: Since it came up again, here is a link to the pre-made quilt deck in the article and blank quilt blocks
https://t.co/31zYYnGiMb

[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

A3: Tools like Miras and patty paper and transparencies seem to help student struggle productively
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[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

A3: Students in our experimental groups really struggled to prove that there were only 7 quilt block "types"
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[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

A2: One of my favorite questions that blurs the geometry/algebra line is the "Isis Problem" https://t.co/GNaXFBU1Lg
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[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

@MTMS_at_NCTM @MTCozby
this is fun thanks for the link
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[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

A2: I try to connect transformation to coordinate geometry similar to @Rhombi_Doc
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[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

A1: I have occasionally used transparency copies of paper figures so that students can perform flips, slides and rotations #mtmschat

[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

Obviously I have used “Quilt Block Symmetries”…here is a link to the deck in the article:
https://t.co/31zYYnGiMb
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[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

@BethNctm Happy to be here...I really appreciate the opportunity

[NCTM - MTMS @MTMS_at_NCTM]

Here's the FREE article from the August 2016 issue that is the focus of this #MTMSchat https://t.co/S2n7fGctTv

[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

Matt Roscoe, teacher educator at University of Montana #mtmschat

[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

Here’s the quilt deck from “Quilt Block Symmetries”…hope that you might use it to transform your teaching
https://t.co/31zYYnGiMb
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[Matt Roscoe @MattBRoscoe]

Excited to participate in the first ever #MTMSchat - discussing the teaching and learning of "transformation"...how appropriate!