@theresawills I'm currently doing my Masters in Trauma and Resilience and have had many "aha" moments in the past year and a half. The "lid flip" stands out. As for Math... my last recent "aha" was when we played the card game "slap" with a slight variation, slapping the highest or lowest #
A1. Math joy is that "aha" moment! Smiles on my students' faces, laughter, and excitement when they play Math games with one another.
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@RawdingMolly
A8. Never stop exploring, learning, discovering, inquiring, and questioning. Knowing that there is still so much we don't know and finding our own joy in the learning process. #CSP525#ElemMathChat
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A7. Activities that students can do in partners or as a small learning group, make us think outside the box, use our problem solving skills, and can have various possible solutions to discuss. #CSP525#ElemMathChat
@RawlingMolly
A6. Great quote. Listening to others, asking questions, genuinely wanting to know more about them, and making connections. Building trust and community creates a safe space where mistakes are ok and seen as a learning experience. #CSP525#ElemMathChat
@RawdingMolly
A4. I play with math every month when I balance my banking π - We do 2 whole-class math lessons, 2 group math sessions/week, 1 day of math games in my classroom - Asking questions to expand our thinking and our deepen understanding. #CSP525#ElemMathChat
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A3. When I do Math with colleagues for a ProD or with my students in my classroom, I love learning how others think and reason. Generally Math comes easy to me, I'm a very literal thinker by nature, and I get excited hearing other versions! #CSP525#ElemMathChat
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A5. Having clear expectations of criteria, perhaps a rubric, to identify the "must haves" in the project. How the criteria are created and presented may be very open-ended and unique.
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A3. Practice, more practice, and then a slow release of responsibility. It is important to have clear expectations of behaviour and academic responsibility.
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A2. I think this shift happens naturally if you are open to it. When students are ready to work more independently, you will know. It also depends on the parameters that are put in place and how open-ended the choices of topics are.
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A1. I work my way backward from the curriculum outcomes. I will have a big idea of what I want my students to get out of a unit, or a combination of units/curriculum, and then I will organized lessons building up to the PBL #CSP525#PBLChat