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I could use number talks to connect the math they know (numerical) to the math we're trying to learn

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In an alternative setting, many of the students question how math steps really work? What sense does it all make. Number talks help students to own the process, and share their thoughts.

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I could add this as a once a week routine to help my students develop strategies and also help me build their number sense.

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I would like to use this as a bellringer, extension of the lesson, and classroom discussions

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I like having my students stand up to do Number Talks and then sit down if they used the same strategy so that they engage in kinesthetic time! 😉 Even in Precalculus, they love coming up with new strategies!!

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Number talks would be a great way to address common misconceptions and concepts that students struggle with!

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Number talks are fantastic for diagnostic information (without using “another test”). Listening to Ss strategies to solve the problems provides vital information about holes in their understanding.

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My 6th graders love sharing out loud but my 8th graders shy away from it. I would love to re-foster these conversations for my 8th graders. Number talks are powerful!

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I like to use number talks to address frequently used misconceptions.

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I am so glad you said you can write it down. I am dyslexic so I can’t see numbers in order in my head. 

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I am so glad you said you can write it down. I am dyslexic so I can’t see numbers in order in my head. 

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These are great for the class opener to increase number sense and mental Math capabilities!

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Remediation - identify problem areas and us number talks to support

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Remediation - identify problem areas and us number talks to support

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This is a great way to address gap skills.

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This could be used for standards that need to be retaught throughout the year! Great critical thinking skills!

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I could use this with my preservice teachers in my middle school methods course to help them strengthen their number sense.

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I will use this as a hook for my learning target. 

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I will use this as a hook for my learning target. 

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This would be great for my acceleration classes-number strings
Would love to use number talks to discuss geometry and data analysis for the upcoming ACAP which show low scores in these categories.

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Loved using number talks to see so many ways of thinking. I can imagine my students using this to help them figure out the best way of doing math for themselves. I think this is accessible for all of my students.

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I can use Number Talks in my classroom to activate prior knowledge.

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I’ve heard of number talks but haven’t seen it in practice. I’m interested to try.

Bell ringers, brain breaks, exit slips, time fillers when lessons end early

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I would use them to promote student discourse in my classroom. I love that number talks make having the wrong answer feel safe.

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I could use Number Talks, in my classroom by coming up with problems to help my class stay engaged.

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I think number talks would be a great way to encourage student discourse and also elicit student thinking. I love that it helps build confidence and provide access to the classroom discussion.

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Differential teaching for students on different tiers

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I can do this with fellow secondary math teachers

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I can do this with fellow secondary math teachers

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I love number talks! I’ve used them before in my high school math class in hopes of strengthening mental math! I love that even students who are normally not active participants in class tend to join in the number talks and look for the “weird” ways of finding the answers.

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I love number talks in my classroom and have seen great impact with student understanding increasing. It gives students ownership in the learning.

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Interesting, allows multiple ways of thinking

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Definitely want to start using these to build up number sense. Nervous about how to engage the kids who give up early.

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Using number talks in the classroom will help by promoting discourse by “bouncing ideas” off other students.

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Perfect for hitting ACT skills quickly and not take too much time from progressing through core content.

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Number Talks allow for engagement from all students as well as student to student conversation not just teacher to student.

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Ways to introduce new standards

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Number talks are a powerful way to “just in time” teach a topic that is necessary for grade level content.

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Love love love it! It’s so great to hear other peoples’ thoughts. I plan to use this when helping teachers 

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Love love love it! It’s so great to hear other peoples’ thoughts. I plan to use this when helping teachers 

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Number Talks help with conceptual understanding.

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Using number talks helps fill in the gaps students lost during Covid and forgotten information during that time as well.

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Intro to topics

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I could number talks as Bellringers to challenge students to think about how numbers are connected.

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I feel I will be able to use these so often! I love it.

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Bellringers or ACT prep

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As a warm up to the day to get students minds flowing.

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I think they are great ways to fill in learning gaps and challenge students to problem solve