Back to Course ListMath Expressions Follow-Up Course Topics
In the first and second year of implementation, our Follow-Up topics provide additional guidance to deepen mastery, hone teaching skills and build confidence when teaching Math Expressions.
Topics are offered as full-day courses, or choose to focus on multiple topics and choose the amount of time you’d like to devote to each. Details
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Topics are 90 minutes in length, but can be condensed to 60 minutes or extended to 2 hours.
Create an Effective Learning Environment
How can you create an environment where your students are accountable for their learning and feel confident, safe and respected? Participants will evaluate and refine the learning environment to ensure students are accountable for their learning and feel confident safe and respected.
Make Math Accessible for all Learners Through Differentiation
How can you make math accessible to each of your unique learners through the use of data and differentiation structures and resources? To ensure equity, participants will explore the powerful teaching support and differentiation options in Math Expressions to help all students access the mathematical content.
Create a Math Talk Community
How can you create a community of students who use Math Talk to share and discuss mathematical ideas and strategies?
Participants will understand and implement the Math Talk structures to create a community of students who confidently share and discuss mathematical ideas and strategies.
Maximize Learning with Digital Resources
How can you use digital resources to maximize retention of content through application of mathematics? Participants will identify and integrate Math Expressions digital resources to enhance learning.
Plan Effective Math Learning Experiences
How can you apply best practices and program resources to develop lesson plans? Participants will learn to plan effective, student-centered learning experiences that increase learner engagement throughout instruction.
Build Fluency and Conceptual Understanding through Quick Practice Routines
How do Quick Practice routines build fluency and conceptual understanding? To build fluency and conceptual understanding, participants will learn to effectively implement Quick Practice routines.
Teach the Language of Mathematics to Support English Learners
How can you support your English Learners with language development? Participants will learn strategies to promote the use and development of math language for all learners, especially English Learners.
Format: Full-day, Half-day, Webinar, Grades K-5
Follow-Up In Person 9780358198321
Follow-Up Online 9780358198338
Follow-Up Online Bundle 9780358192671
*4, 1-hour webinars
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