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From “What do we do with the IMET?” to “How might we understand our system?”
The Creation of the Landscape Analysis Process
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Constantly Shifting Practice
How the Shifts of the Common Core changed instruction and still missed the mark
We’ve Come a Long Way, Fast
How Technology is Shaping the Modern Classroom in Unseen Ways
Small-Group Work: Real-World Roles
Structuring small-group work in the math classroom to facilitate learning and engagement
Learning From Mistakes: Easier Said Than Done
How can you turn mistake-making into mistake-learning in your classroom?
Sparking Engagement: Getting Silly to Find Joy
Creative ideas for building classroom community
Debunking the Myth of the “Math Person”
What messages are we sending students?
Lesson Plans Should Be Seasonal
Varied learning activities can highlight diverse student strengths
Culturally Responsive Literature in Mathematics
Providing windows & mirrors beyond the literacy classroom
Prerequisites in Mathematics
Necessity or Unnecessary?
The Power of Students’ Self-Perception
Countering stereotypes and promoting positive math self-identities
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Amplifying Student Brilliance in Mathematics Is Critical
How to see more than one ray of mathematical sunshine
Google Jamboard: Connecting Students, Curating Thinking and Learning
A tool for structuring discussion, supporting critical thinking, and fostering interaction
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A Process to Address Unfinished Learning in Middle School Math
Using the "Understand-Diagnose-Take Action" model to address unfinished learning related to 6.NS.C.7.a
What the Data Can’t Tell Us
Concerns about summative assessment in a pandemic year
Should We Reconsider Personalized Learning?
3 Reasons to Rethink Your Approach
Solutions to Unfinished Learning in Math Must Go Beyond Academics
How to support students in the math classroom
Making Students’ Learning Visible with Jamboard
How to use Google Jamboard to support instruction and professional learning
What Happens When You Focus on What Kids Know and Can Do?
How to help your students access grade-level math
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Writing and Implementing Culturally Relevant and Responsive Math Lessons
Teaching math with culturally relevant topics and themes of social justice.
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Meet Students Where They Are Academically and Literally!
Three ways to use Edcite's Real-time Connect with students
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Enhancing Remote Learning and Student Engagement With Online Tools
Five tools to make virtual learning more social for students
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Which Types of Content Are Key in Content-Focused Professional Learning in Mathematics?
The Professional Learning Core Content in Math
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Which Types of Content Are Key in Content-Focused Professional Learning in ELA/Literacy?
The Professional Learning Core Content in ELA/Literacy
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Two Facts: We Are Better Together, And We Can Do Hard Things
Exploring what it means to be “good at math"
Designing Equitable Learning Environments
Intentional instructional practice decisions, with a specific focus on mathematics
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What Is “Content-Focused Professional Learning”?
The Professional Learning Core Content in Mathematics & ELA/Literacy
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Amplifying Student Voices During Distance Learning
Using asynchronous tools to create a math share-out for the kindergarten classroom
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Digital Coaching Menus Bring the Professional Learning Principles To Life
Designing effective coaching sessions that reflect teacher needs
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5 Ideas to Engage K-2 Students in Math Remotely
Using video, interactive platforms, and at-home materials to support math instruction for young students
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3 Recommendations for Supporting Early Elementary Students Remotely
A kindergarten teacher shares strategies and advice
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Top 5 Resources for Learning Online
Free, standards-aligned resources to facilitate remote learning
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Mistakes Tell Us What Students Are Ready to Learn
Learning from students' mistakes to enhance instruction
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