Math Professional Development Information
We design and deliver teacher learning experiences for a variety of settings; campus, district, local, and national. Our TEA approved sessions and workshops focus on evidence-based math practices for high-yield outcomes in PreK-5 mathematics instruction. We’d love to help you create a math block with effective mathematical practices to help all students succeed. A vetted…
Just a quick post to share some helpful hints on how we are using our math journal in first grade this year! Last year we embarked on math journaling. At first I was the one kicking and screaming. I don’t like to have to start doing something during a school year that I am not…
I have blogged about math journals before, but I hope to share a few new tips in this post today! {Previous Math Journal Posts Here and Here and Here} The math journal can be used in so many ways which makes it a perfect tool for any teacher! Here are some ways to use…
This year I transitioned into the guided math model for my math block. The change happened in October and has been going strong ever since. It was spurred on by the fact that I have a smaller physical classroom and 24 students. Having all my students at their math centers all at once was too…
Teachers across the U.S. are asked to have students memorize multiplication facts and sometimes addition and subtraction facts, to build fact fluency, usually because curriculum standards have specified that students should be ‘fluent with numbers’. Here we explore simple practices to bridge fact fluency and long-term memory. The meaning of fluent with numbers is knowing…
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