Sorting, counting, arrays, multiplying, place value, and efficient strategy conversations for the Mosca children today. It's amazing how motivating $$ can be - I didn't interfere or offer suggestions at all, I swear! 😊 #proudmathmom
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We are excited to invite our @_RPSchools & Wakefield families to join us to experience an Illustrative Math Class in action! @MrsMoscaMath @WPSSTEMCoord @IllustrateMath #LearnWithIM @RPSSchoolComm
Today we saw how @IllustrateMath instructional routines allowed students of all backgrounds and abilities to access rigorous math learning today across K-12. Pictured: deep conversations/debates over a card sort, grade 4.
On learning walks at the high school- the elementary math coordinator loved seeing the SAME routines and structures in 9-12 that her teachers are using K-4: notice/wonder, card sorts, group work, student voice. #IMK12 @IllustrateMath
Algebra 1 students worked together through an activity during one of our 1st classes. Afterwards, we discussed quality group work and set class norms based on their experience #1st2days
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“Ugh I hate this NEW MATH. Why don’t they teach base 60 anymore, like when we were kids?? Base 10 is so confusing!!! Why are they changing MATH????”
—Some ancient Babylonian parent, probably
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“Student difficulty with mathematics has been a pervasive and systemic problem since the advent of public education- not because students can’t learn mathematics, but because, by and large, students can’t learn by being told how to do it.” @pgliljedahl 👏🏼
Did you know: Blue Rhino propane tanks (swap at grocery store) are only filled to 15 of the 20 lbs capacity? My 10 year old at dinner: "Mom, that means you get 25% more gas when we refill at the other place!" We had a 15 min convo to help him understand his amazing error (1/2)
Do you see the error? What did he do? What does he understand? How do you think I supported him to figure it out (an almost 5th grader)? #mathMom (2/2)
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These are elementary school children who woke up this morning. Who ate their favorite cereal. Who tied their shoes in double knots. Who laughed with friends on the bus. Now more than a dozen are dead. This isn’t normal. It doesn’t have to be this way. It can’t keep being this way
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They just went to the grocery store. Buying breakfast for their kids. Looking for fresh vegetables. Getting the ingredients for Sunday dinner. They just went to the grocery store, and now they’re gone. It’s unacceptable. It’s devastating. It’s terrorism. It’s white supremacy.
Super interesting question! In "real-life" not all problems have solutions and require iterations of partial solutions and mistakes to wiggle to a better state.... What are we teaching our students if everything we pose follows the "Given Postulate"? Hmmmmmm
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People tweeting about the question of homework over the holiday break?
Y’all. I wouldn’t even give homework on a random Friday. Give the kids a break already.
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Who gets positive recognition in math class? Who doesn't? How do we ensure that all students have positive mathematical experiences and see themselves as math capable? #MTBoS #iteachmath youtube.com/watch?v=UzjZXLyu…
This is my troop! So proud of these girls!
Watertown Girl Scouts’ Project to Protect the Charles River Earns a Bronze Award. bit.ly/30couPh
So excited for our teachers to be implementing IM this fall! These "Unit 1s" are amazing!
The IM K–5 Math writing team carefully selected content for each Unit 1 in our upcoming elementary math curriculum. Want to know what they chose? Check out this week’s IM featured blog post, by K–5 Director Kristin Gray. ow.ly/jMgQ50v9lAb #LearnWithIM





















