3 Part Math Lesson/Numeracy

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two different types of words that are used to describe the problem in this text book

Accountable Talk

Math Talk!

Great prompts to start Math Talk!

a poster with some words and pictures on the back of it that says, i don't know what to do

Accountable Math Talk Stems for Students

24-7 Teacher: Accountable Math Talk Stems for Students

Domain Registered at Safenames

Image for Leaders in Educational Thought, Special Edition on Mathematics - Cathy Bruce

three stickers that say i notice, i wonder, i observed

SMARTboard Awesomeness!

Inquiry

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Differentiating Through Bansho (Guest Blog)

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Honouring Student Voice in the Mathematics Classroom Congress

Honouring Student Voice in the Mathematics Classroom: Math Congress debrief strategy Great for JUNIOR classroom

two worksheets with words and pictures on them

Math Workshop "Math Talk" bookmarks

Math Workshop "Math Talk" bookmarks. Help students start a meaningful conversation about math...only $1

a poster with instructions for making math matter types of math matters on it, hanging in the classroom

MAKING MATH MATTER...I guess I should pin my own anchor chart....Teaching students how to identify the types of math mistakes they have made, and how to fix them. This is an extension of my 'Making Math Matter' chart.

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Ottawa Bansho

Ottawa Bansho | Insight into the 3 Part Math Lesson

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Intentionally Make Mistakes as a Learning Tool

Intentionally Make Mistakes as a Learning Tool (Blog Post): I think the best mathematicians are the people who are the very best at analyzing their mistakes. Students who struggle have a harder time, so we play a short game each morning called "What's my mistake?"

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Three-Part Math Lessons

three part math lesson: 15 minute hook to get started; small group problem solving time; summary and sharing

a man standing in front of a whiteboard with lots of notes on it and pointing to the side

Patterns

Example of Bansho in math class. Also some good patterning questions.

a group of children sitting around a table with faces drawn on them

Good Morning Mrs. Rubie

Accountable talk strategy - each table group gets a ball of yarn; one student recalls a fact from the text (can tweak for whatever strategy their working on) and then rolls the yarn to another student who can recall a fact; continue rolling the yarn to make a web of knowledge