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Five Principles of Extraordiary Math Teaching

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Five Principles of Extraordiary Math Teaching

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Teaching math for understanding

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Five Principles of Extraordinary Math Teaching | Dan Finkel | TEDxRainier

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Standards and Thinking Strategies in Math

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Standards and Thinking Strategies in Math

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From the PEBC-think about how these connect to the Standards for Mathematical Practice

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Standards and Thinking Strategies in MATHEMATICS

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Connecting to the work that we've done in literacy-

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CCSS standards for mathematical practice

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CCSS standards for mathematical practice

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These are the standards for how we work as mathematicians, not the content standards. Think about which of these we used in number talks and in our math work this time.

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This is another format of a number talk showing the visual aspects of math as well as the flexibility of thinking

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This is the video we used in our workshop by Jo Boaler. You can watch the whole thing again and do some more math thinking here!

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Number Talks (extract from online course) - YouCubed

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This teaches the pedagogical strategy called 'Number Talks' with some interesting different methods shared by Stanford students. The full online course is available at: Stanford Online - How to Learn Math for Teachers