About this episode
What does it take to build a math community?
On this episode, we're talking about 3 things I don’t want you to miss in math class to help you forge a community of mathematicians that work together to problem solve through discussing their thinking, taking risks, and learning through mistakes.
We are chatting about:
- Creating entrance routines
- Having discussion structures
- Making room for kids to explain their math thinking
Links mentioned in this episode:
- 8 Ways to Build Math Classroom Community
- 121: What is Student-Centered Learning?
- 107: Math Discussions: 3 Ways to Get Students to Engage
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- Wait! 3 Common Pitfalls When Trying Something New in Math
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