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Students need to be thinking about their progress and how they are doing on the content.
Use student self-assessments

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This can be individual, partner, or group struggle. Challenge students and keep expectations high

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The procedure on how to do that actual math is important too. Students need to feel comfortable working with the math and their ability to do the basics in order to use them once they have working theories.

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Have questions written down before a lesson. Ask questions to guide thinking and support their struggle-instead of just feeding them answers

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Collaboration and getting students to work together is super important. Students can learn much more from struggling with and working with their peers as opposed to the teacher. Having sentence starters available for students and engaging in community building is important to ensure meaningful discourse.

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Use and connect mathematical representations

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Use and connect mathematical representations

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Understanding how different math concepts relate to each other and carrying that through a student's learning career is important as they will have ease of access when drawing from examples and encountering new problems.

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Allow multiple entry points and varied solution strategies.
Promote problem-solving by inviting mistakes into the classroom

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Present goals and provide a space for students to see when they accomplished them. Keep track of their growth and show that they are learning

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Incorporating the idea that change is good and mistakes are a learning experience.
Establish positive pathways in the brain to foster learning

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-That's the way we always did it!