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Focus on learning from our mistakes

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Polya's four-step approach to problem solving:

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Polya's four-step approach to problem solving:

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As a teacher being prepared to fail too. The struggle is the learning.

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Realizing failure is ok.

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Accountable talks

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Teacher feedback on student thinking and communication in the moment, during the task

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Activities to show them how and where to start when solving word problems

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Activities to show them how and where to start when solving word problems

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Making the classroom an inclusive environment

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Making the classroom an inclusive environment

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Developing perseverance & resilience. Having confidence in their work.

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Creating a risk taking environment

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Open questions

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Probing questions from the teacher to extend student thinking

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Challenging math tasks with multiple entry points

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If you had 5 things to focus on in order to build classrooms that produce students who are powerful thinkers (powerful mathematical thinkers), what would they be?

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If you had 5 things to focus on in order to build classrooms that produce students who are powerful thinkers (powerful mathematical thinkers), what would they be?