86: 3 Mistakes when Debriefing a Math Problem Solving Tasks
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Are you using tasks with your students to promote mathematical thinking, but it often feels like something is missing?
Let's delve into what might be happening and find ways to enhance the effectiveness of your mathematical teaching methods!
In this episode we'll chat about:
- defining math tasks
- getting students to think
- mistakes to avoid when debriefing
Mentioned in this episode:
📕 5 Practices for Orchestrating Math Discussions
🎙️Episode 84 - Productive Struggle: Building Confident Problem Solvers
🎙️Episode 80 - Ambitious Teaching with Margaret "Peg" S. Smith
🆓 Guide to Engaging Math Discussion MonaMath.com/Discussions
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