I'm a big fan of numberless word problems because they force students to think rather than mindlessly compute. Brian Bushart shares lots of free problems for elementary teachers here: numberlesswp.com/
This is a really interesting article on what students need to excel in mathematics. The problem: it isn’t the way WE were taught, so how do we learn it FIRST in order to teach the students?
#iTeachMathkqed.org/mindshift/65212/the…
ALT A photo of students working on their classroom floor. Each student has a pile of red/yellow chips and they are putting those chips in 10 frames in order to count them.
🖐️ 🖐️ 🖐️ Check out the new Hand Tile on Polypad! It's in the Additional Tools section in the Numbers category.
Learn more about this new tile in this video: youtu.be/Xa7OF-TLC9s
My favorite slide from one of my favorite talks at @NCTM. One of the biggest challenges facing math teachers (whether they know it or not!) is turning wrong answers into learning. Behold! The Super Wrong, Kinda Right continuum. /by @ottensamdocs.google.com/presentation…
ALT The header says "Super Wrong, Kinda Right." There is a problem: 107 x 51. The instructions: Come up with a wrong answer. Where would you put it and why? A continuum below runs from Super Wrong to Kinda Right.
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On Monday, I will begin teaching an 18-day summer math enrichment course to 7th-graders. This is my 3rd summer teaching this class. The doc below has the agenda & a link to each day's slides/course activities. Feel free to copy & use anything you like.
bit.ly/summer-math7