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In Person or Remote: This is What Doing Math Is

In Person or Remote: This is What Doing Math Is

by Arusha Hollister | Mar 8, 2021 | 0 comments

Our staff has been thinking hard about how teachers are using Investigations 3 to teach math in all of the different scenarios they are faced with this year. We’ve been visiting the remote classrooms of teachers we’ve collaborated with previously, to learn from...
From “Defective” Fractions to Infinite Equivalents

From “Defective” Fractions to Infinite Equivalents

by Keith Cochran | Mar 19, 2018 | 2 comments

On a recent site visit, I was observing in a fourth grade classroom. The teacher started the lesson (Unit 6, Session 2.1) by writing “3/2″ on the board and asking students to name the fraction. Most said “three halves” although one or two said “two...
Incomplete, inarticulate, ill-formed, incorrect: Brilliant!

Incomplete, inarticulate, ill-formed, incorrect: Brilliant!

by Susan Jo Russell | Oct 2, 2017 | 6 comments

Over the last decade, much of my work has been focused on mathematical argument in the elementary classroom. Observing in our collaborating classrooms, I was struck again and again by how teachers supported students to build on each other’s incomplete ideas....
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