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More Mathematical Practice Posters: Great Discussions to have in Guided Math Groups

Posted on January 3, 2012. Filed under: Assessment, Classroom environment, Common Core, During the Guided Math Lesson, Guided math, Math Conferences, Math is a Language, Mathematical Proficiency | Tags: accountable talk, math talk, mathematical disposition, mathematical practices, mathematical thinking |

Here are some great posters to present the mathematical practices to students.  They are written in “I can” language and they have pictures and stages…before/during/after!  We have to continue to think of ways to make the practices explicit to the students.  I would do a great deal of this work in small, guided math groups.  Students can talk about the things they do really well and the areas where they struggle.

Happy Mathing,

Dr. Nicki

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3 Responses to “More Mathematical Practice Posters: Great Discussions to have in Guided Math Groups”

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Great find Dr. Nicki.

Christine King (@ckingeducation)
January 4, 2012

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Hello,
Yes I am very excited about this find. I think there are some real possibilities for using posters to develop an understanding of the mathematical practices with our students.

Happy Mathing,
Dr. Nicki

drnickinewton
January 5, 2012

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Great math posters to get math talk going around the math practices.

Jennifer Burton (@JenniferBurto12)
February 10, 2012

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