@MFAnnie @mrsforest and I pulled back the curtain and discussed the creation of the Math Routine Collaborative, feedback we've gotten from collaborators, and tips for recreating the MRC in schools or districts. Check out the recording! #MathCollabbigmarker.com/GlobalMathDeptβ¦
Huge thanks to @AmyLucenta for helping us close out the #MathCollab for the 22-23 school year with the routine Contemplate then Calculate. But don't worry! @MFAnnie and I will be planning for our summer series soon!
Our final #MathCollab of the 23-24 school year is happening tomorrow! Join @mrsforest @MFAnnie and I as we wrap up a fantastic year of math routines and collaboration. But don't worry, we'll be back this summer! ππ
Tonight's #MathCollab is a crowd favorite - Which One Doesn't Belong! Join us as @MFAnnie and I dig into this routine. See you there!
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The Math Routine Collaborative is BACK tomorrow night! @MFAnnie @mrsforest and I missed our collaborators last month. π₯°
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A4: I notice that they're keeping track of how many times they've counted with their fingers. I wonder if they feel ready to engage with a more efficient strategy. #ElemMathChat
Not sure that I noticed the student doing much of anything, but I love that the early foundations of counting by ones and skip counting are represented here! It's easy to forget how foundational that is for multiplication. #ElemMathChat
A3: I notice a lot of threes and sixes, and not a lot of open space. I won't if the students are being asked to develop multiplicative thinking, and what the questions are that we can't see! #ElemMathChat
Q2(?) I define assessment as assessing what a student knows by examining their thinking (orally, written, diagrams, whatever). This can be through interviews, circulating while they engage with a task, or what we typically think of when we hear "assessment" #ElemMathChat
A2: I guess it depends on your definition of typical. For me: Ss are doing the heavy lifting and giving answers based on their existing knowledge and curiosity. Ts are annotating, asking follow-up ?s or prompting Ss to make connections across their ideas. #ElemMathChat
A1: I noticed the shapes in the left circle all have same sized interior angles, the shapes in the right circle all have four equal length sides, the square is happily sitting in the middle, and that poor isosceles trapezoid is all alone. #ElemMathChat