Culturally Relevant Mathematics Task Dimensions
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Completed Revising a Math Task to Be Culturally Relevant Template
See what a completed template looks like.
Template: Revising a Math Task to Be Culturally Relevant
Use this template as a reflection tool.
Interlude 1: More Details about the Journey Ahead
Learn about the mission and vision, examine the outline of this book, and read the FAQ's.
Introduction: Grace and the Art of Not Knowing
Author Chase Orton welcomes the reader and details the purpose of stories.
Content To Come March 2022
Free resources from Engaging in Culturally Relevant Math Tasks coming soon.
5 Tips for Increasing Clarity in the Mathematics Classroom
The Teacher Clarity Playbook co-authors Douglas Fisher and Nancy Frey focus on five powerful things to increase clarity for your mathematics students.
Activity 2.6: Count On/Count Back Worked Examples
This activity provides worked examples to better student understanding of the Count On/Count Back strategy.
Activity 3.4: Build the Fraction and Decimal Track
This classroom companion activity supports fluency building using fraction and decimal tracks.
Activity 3.10: Same and Different
Learn about the "Same and Different" routine, which prompts students to compare two expressions.
5 Ways Educators Can Partner With Families to Teach Math
Read key tips and strategies from Dr. Kreisberg to support families and students, strengthen math skills, and build confidence.
How Do I Teach Problem Solving?
Problem solving is not about simply applying a procedure to a problem to find an answer; it is a process that requires students to think, question, and make sense of the mathematics. Here is a list of helpful tips for working with problem solving across the year.