In our Think Tanks, educators will have the opportunity for in-depth explorations of specific content and effective pedagogy. Our Think Tanks are on-site collaborations, where all participants will actively engage in the teaching-learning cycle. As part of our work together, we will examine content learning trajectories, tools for assessing students’ thinking, and ways to address children’s development through lesson design and implementation.
We will also be using classroom lab-sites to study the implementation of lessons, analyze children’s thinking (both oral or written), plan student conferences, and create math shares that both support and challenge each child’s mathematical thinking.
What tools support the development of computational fluency? In this One-Day Think Tank for Grades K-2, participants will explore how a games routine can be used to support mastery of […]
In this One-Day Think Tank for Grades K-2, we will explore a variety of tasks (routines and games) and consider how to use them to maximize student reasoning and communication. […]
What is mindfulness and why is it important for our students? One definition of mindfulness is that it’s “the basic human ability to be fully present, aware of where we […]
How do we help students build thinking structures in rational number? One way is to help them understanding how big ideas and strategies in multiplication and division are foundational for […]
In this One-Day Think Tank for Grades 3-5, we will explore key problem-solving strategies and consider how rich tasks can be to used to develop mathematical reasoning and student discourse. […]
In this K-5 webinar, educators will explore specific tools they can use in their classrooms to develop vibrant student talk. Video examples and transcripts of student dialogue will be used […]
In this K-5 webinar, educators will explore short (5-10 minute) routines they can use in their classrooms to develop students’ mathematical reasoning and communication skills. Video examples and transcripts will […]
