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Log in to Imagine Learning University for professional development videos and courses to extend your use of Imagine Math 3+.

For additional assistance, visit the Imagine Learning Help Center.

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Log in to Imagine Learning University for professional development videos and courses to extend your use of Imagine Math 3+. For additional assistance, visit the Imagine Learning Help Center.

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-Are pathways already assigned or will the teacher need to assign them?
Students who are enrolled at the start of the semester will automatically be assigned the pathway based on which course they are enrolled; teachers may assign custom pathways though for enrichment (such as SAT/ACT) or remediation. If a student enrolls later in the year, teachers will need to switch the pathway.

-Is there a way to lock students from taking Benchmark Assessments at home?
As of now, no; you may however ensure that students are assigned the benchmark on one particular day (block would be ideal, if available) so that they finish in the allotted time (30-40 minutes).

-Will Credit Recovery courses take all 3 Benchmark Assessments?
No, however they will need to take the Placement (automatically the first assessment they take) and one other; depending on the semester, this could be Middle of Year (December) or End of Year (May).

-Are all Pre-Quiz questions the same, or are they varied?
The first 11 questions are based on grade level content (and would be the same). However, the assessment adapts after that based on performance so students may see different items at that point.

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Want to learn how to assign Benchmark tests to your students? Check out the Benchmark Enablement video. Log in to Imagine Learning University for professional development videos and courses to extend your use of Imagine Math PreK-2 and 3+. For additional assistance, visit the Imagine Learning Help Center.

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Videos and resources to share with families!

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Watch this video in English or Spanish on how parents and caregivers can help their students use Imagine Math Grade 3+ at home. Then check out suggestions on how parents and caregivers can support their students as they learn throughout the school year.

Welcome Families

Bienvenidas Familias

Note

Click the Closed Caption icon ( ) in the video player task bar to display captions as you listen.

Using Imagine Math Grade 3+ at home

This orientation video explains how parents and caregivers can help their student succeed with Imagine Math Grade 3+-a tool that helps students deepen their conceptual understanding of math, including core math foundations, problem-solving, fractions, measurements, and geometry. First, it explains how to access Imagine Math Grade 3+ from home, including what devices and browser to use, how to log in, and how to retrieve your student login information if you don't have it. If your district uses a Single Sign-On portal, follow the instructions from your student's teacher.

After your student logs in, they'll take a 30-question test that should take 30-45 minutes to complete. Make sure your student completes the test on their own because their performance helps to create their individualized learning path with the lessons they need. If your student gets frustrated, encourage them to do their best. The test can take more or less time depending on your students' responses: some questions will be easy, others will be harder. If your student needs to log out before they are done with the test, it will pick up where they left off the next time that they log in.

As your student uses Imagine Math Grade 3+, they have access to a built-in calculator, math glossary, math tools, or Live Teachers to help them. Live Teachers are state-certified teachers than can help students when they struggle, ensuring that students get the help they need when they need it. As your student uses Imagine Math Grade 3+, they can see their progress and earn points for their work, which they can use to customize their avatar.

How parents and caregivers can support their students

1. Check the family letter that you received from your student's teacher to familiarize yourself with Imagine Math 3+ and your student's experience.

2. Help your student set a regular time and place when they can focus on using Imagine Math Grade 3+. Contact your student's teacher to find out how long your student should use Imagine Math Grade 3+ each week (also referred to as their weekly goal).

3. Help your student log in to Imagine Math Grade 3+ from home and retrieve their login information if they don't have it. If your district uses a Single Sign-On portal, follow the instructions from your student's teacher.

4. Encourage your student to use a notebook to respond to math prompts and show their thinking as they work through problems.

5. Visit www.imaginelearning.com/familyhub for free resources in both English and Spanish for learning math at home.

6. Encourage your student to use the Live Teachers in Imagine Math Grade 3+ when they need extra help. Live Teachers are available 7 days a week to help your student individually when they have math questions.

7. As your student uses Imagine Math Grade 3+ throughout the school year, ask them to share with you what they're learning in their math lessons and how they're using the points they earn.

8. Review your student's progress with their teacher throughout the school year. Discuss your student's overall progress as well as their growth metrics, test results, performance predictions for state tests, and skill areas where they may be struggling.

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Watch this video in English or Spanish on how parents and caregivers can help their students use Imagine Math Grade 3+ at home. Then check out suggestions on how parents and caregivers can support their students as they learn throughout the school year.

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Need additional ideas to engage and motivate your students? Check out this hub of ideas from various educators, and please feel free to share YOUR ideas so we can post them!

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Log in to Imagine Learning University for professional development videos and courses to extend your use of Imagine Math Grades 3+.

For additional assistance, visit the Imagine Learning Help Center.

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Log in to Imagine Learning University for professional development videos and courses to extend your use of Imagine Math Grades 3+. For additional assistance, visit the Imagine Learning Help Center.

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Visit the Imagine Learning Help Center for more support.

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Overview of Teacher Dashboard: Imagine Math 3+

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Student Certificate of Achievement (editable)

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Student Certificate of Achievement (editable)

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Please remember that Language Supports must be enabled for students, as it is not automatically set! More information and directions in our video.

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Enable Language Supports in Imagine Math 3+

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Did you know that there are real, live, certified math teachers available to help students in grades 3 and up within Imagine Math? A distinguishing feature of Imagine Math is our online, certified math teachers available for students when they need personalized intervention and support.

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Here we model how to use the Math Helps and work with our Live Teachers!

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In this video, we model how to access our Live Teachers and describe other scaffolds that are embedded in Imagine Math.

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Although these Application Tasks are from 8th grade, the standards align to projects you could infuse in your course! My personal favorite is Calculate Spaceship Trajectories which embeds the use of functions to model the relationship between distance and time. See the Teacher Lesson Plan below for a snippet of this task!

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Here's a quick rundown of switching Pathways. You can also access our 5 Step article, Assign Pathway.

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Here's the Teacher Lesson Plan for this task. If you would like to access more, go to Teacher Resources in Imagine Math and filter for Application Tasks under Category.

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Show this video to your students before they get started with Imagine Math 3+ to help them learn how navigate and use their dashboard. You can use the CC icon in the video player to enable captions to help students follow along as they listen. Visit the Imagine Learning Help Center for more support.…

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Check out the MOTHER LODE of Family Resources in our Family Hub!

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Share this video with your students before they get started to help them learn about the components and routines of an Imagine Math lesson. You can use the CC icon in the video player to enable captions to help students follow along as they listen. Visit the Imagine Learning Help Center for more support.

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24 Imagine Math Journaling ideas | math journal, problem solving, think through math

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Jul 25, 2017 - Using a math journal helps students think about problem solving in new ways. Try these ideas for math journaling in your classroom. See more ideas about math journal, problem solving, think through math.