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Having another instructor draw the models on chart paper, and using the I do, we do, and you do for teaching.

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Having another instructor draw the models on chart paper, and using the I do, we do, and you do for teaching.

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It was very helpful walking through the situations. I really like the situations activity and the suggestions on how to improve that.

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Very useful.  I have more tools in my toolbox.
Would it be possible to move the meetings to 3:30 to 4:30? I ask because my school day does not end until 3:30. If not, I understand.

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Would love access to the drag and drop

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Reviewed the importance of doing the Sort Activity with the group.

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Reviewed the importance of doing the Sort Activity with the group.

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Webinar clarified many things about the situation problem structures! I love the scaffolding idea and the gradual release for the sorting activity.

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It reminded me to make sure we use the gradual release model.

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I liked hearing the suggestions for presenting as a team--as one explains the other can draw and have it up on a poster.

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It was nice to see examples of feedback from DPI.

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This helps me to know more of what we are looking for, to take the sorts slower.  How can we go slower to emphasize this andtget the curriculum in?

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The importance of modeling and use for booster sessions

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The importance of using precise mathematical language!

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Ideas for helping participants process what can feel very overwhelming like making posters

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Instead of just turning participants loose to do the sort, I will use I Do, We Do, You Do. The electronic rubric will help with providing timely feedback.

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I think it was important to hear the importance of using the structures to point out the inverse operation of addition/subtraction in our sessions.

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This clarified the need to ensure that participants learn to use situation models that are solidly representational rather than just concrete but drawn.

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Use additional examples as well as drawing visual models along with participants prior to releasing participants to work independently
Great ideas for Booster

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Purposeful sort