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Extend Your Instructional Skills with Coaching
by November 20th, 2015
Mathematics coaching can deepen and extend your professional learning and enhance your knowledge and experience as a math instructor.
Video Post: Establishing Accountability During Math Talk
by August 22nd, 2015
Math talk is the practice of discussing reasoning in class, and it helps students learn to think critically about the subject.
Video Post: Empower Learning for the Back-to-school Season
by August 10th, 2015
At Math Solutions, we believe that elevating your instruction, engaging students and empowering learning are all important goals, and we can help you accomplish them!
Back to school: Elevate instruction, engage students and empower learning
by August 07th, 2015
The beginning of the school year is just around the corner. At Math Solutions, we have a variety of resources to help you elevate instruction, engage students and empower learning in your classroom!
Video Post: Standardized Assessments Aren’t as Scary as They Seem
by August 04th, 2015
Hello, Math Solutions here, ready to talk about an important topic: exams. The standardized testing season can be a stressful time for both teachers and students, so it’s important to maintain a clear perspective and use strategies to prepare. Teachers, here are some things to remember: First of all, stay focused on your…
Getting Below the Tip of the Iceberg with Assessment
by August 02nd, 2015
Written by Mary Mitchell, Content Development Manager, Math Solutions When I was still in the classroom I was constantly trying different assessment methods to get to know my students as learners. I would take time to discuss the methods with other teachers and ask about what they were trying, but these encounters were random and…
3 Games to Keep Your K-5 Students Engaged
by June 15th, 2015
Check out the following math games, which are designed to stretch your student’s math-reasoning and critical-thinking skills.
Feature Article: From Math Solutions “Faster Isn’t Smarter: Messages About Math, Teaching, and Learning in the 21st Century, 2nd Edition”, by Cathy L. Seeley (2015). Message 45
by June 04th, 2015
Message 45 by Cathy L. Seeley from "Faster Isn’t Smarter: Messages About Math, Teaching, and Learning in the 21st Century, 2nd Edition", (2015)
Lessons from the Classroom
by June 04th, 2015
K–2 Lesson: How many fingers?
from About Teaching Mathematics: A K–8 Resource, Fourth Edition, Marilyn Burns
3–5 Lesson: Using the Rods to show how ½, 2/4, and, 4/8
From Beyond Pizzas & Pies: 10 Essential Strategies for Supporting Fraction Sense, Grades 3–5, Second Edition, Julie McNamara and Meghan M. Shaughnessy
3–6 Lesson: Placing ½ on the number line
From Beyond Invert and Multiply: Making Sense of Fraction Computation, Grades 3–6, Julie McNamara
Video Post: The Future of Teaching Math
by May 28th, 2015
The days of dusting off the chalkboard or firing up the projector are nearly extinct when it comes to teaching math.
