There are reasons for our students lagging behind students from around the world. The math of our generation and those before us isn’t serving today’s students well. https://t.co/AXBodnwOSb
In this week’s IM featured blog post, Kristin Gray and Jenna Laib share how a class of grade 5 students used a familiar mathematical representation—an area diagram—to wrestle with new ideas about fraction multiplication. Read it here: https://t.co/YHy1rbemwR #LearnWithIM
Just released the WALO Print, resulting from linear, quadratic and absolute value functions (Algebra I and II) @thediarrablu This work also informs my work education. Teaching Mathematics w Art improves learning for students. #fashiontech#diarrablumath@joboaler@KnowlesTeachers
Friday night video #4 looks at the progression of division. What does “guzinta” mean? @gfletchy highlights the conceptual understanding needed to make sense of division https://t.co/VUs5IFsd3v
Great moments happen when a kindergarten student @HarlanElem stops to teach me all about salmon types on his way to class! Way to go @HarlanHeroes @skefgen!#bpslearners
How do Ss make sense of multiplication? How can we use concrete and representational models to help understanding? Friday night videos continue! Check out video #3, Progression of Multiplication by @gfletchy at https://t.co/xqRserCUX8
Friday video #2 - Adding and subtracting involves more than memorizing facts. Check out the Progression of Addition and Subtraction video by @gfletchy at https://t.co/8J1SIw0Krq @BirminghamPS#BPSLearners
Who doesn’t love Friday night videos? Check out Early Number and Counting, part of @gfletchy progression series at https://t.co/x3Q1SJfc6O #BPSLearners
Using the 5 practices in a 5th grade math lesson led to uncovering misconceptions, building conceptual understanding, and making connections. Anticipate, Monitor, Select, Sequence, and Connect are powerful teacher tools! #BPSLearners#5practices@Math_BPS