So happy to be teaching at @johnsonpanther ! Students used their own manipulatives (school supplies) to count by 2โs, 3โs, 5โs and more! Enjoyed our math conversations! My class is amazing!
How can students collaboratively solve math-problems? Join us on August 4th to learn how CueThink supports a classroom math community, no matter what school looks like in the fall.
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@CueThink @gedak_mark @courosa@JazzminDabney@DVsqrd#makemathsocial encourages collaborative dialogue. @CueThink gives space for students to annotate on each otherโs work. I use a thinklet to model annotations at first so student can see what expectations for respectful feedback looks like. Love @CueThink
@CueThink is amazing! Been using this with students for years. Use your own word problems or use your TEโs word problems. Being able to hear your own studentโs explain their thinking......priceless....๐ฅฐ...... no really is free right now!
With schools moving to a virtual environment, CueThink is offering free extended trial use for all. Within minutes, students can engage in math problem-solving in a virtual community from school and home. https://t.co/2NVpXG4pJF
Enjoyed hearing @meganlfranke at #kcm2020 discuss what research shows about how kids learn math (Look at second slide and ask: why?) Takeaway: kids have good ideas and strategies, how can we start with what they know and build upon it? #iteachmath#MTBoS#KCMIlluminate
Yes! Love this! Flexible thinkers and active listeners. Part of instruction is just hearing what students say... what students think! Start them when their young!
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@foreveralearner I took the creative type test when I saw yours was spot on for sure!๐ I would have to say this might be my creative type.......โบ๏ธ
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@suptfranklin Thank you Dr. Franklin for always encouraging me and supporting my teaching journey! TUSD has given me amazing tools to take to my new school district! Thank you TUSD!