2023 Make Math Moments Virtual Summit
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Day 1 - Friday Evening3 Lessons
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Day 2 - Saturday Morning8 Lessons
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Accelerating Math Instruction: Giving All Learners Access to Grade Level Standards - Dr. Nicki Newton
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Let's Talk About Talking - Pam Harris
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Beyond the Test - Developing Equitable Assessment Practices - Lana Steiner
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Teacher Content Knowledge: A Key Component to a Task-based Approach - Yvette Lehman
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Determining What Children Know: Dynamic versus Static Assessment - Ryan Dent and Catherine Fosnot
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Descriptive, Actionable Feedback in Math Instruction: Insights and Tools for Students’ Self-Monitoring their Growing Competencies - Rick Wormeli
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Powerful Math Routines for All Learners - Michaela Epstein
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Fraction sense: What is it and how do we develop it? - Julie McNamara
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Accelerating Math Instruction: Giving All Learners Access to Grade Level Standards - Dr. Nicki Newton
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Day 2 - Saturday Afternoon8 Lessons
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Invigorating High School Mathematics - Dr. Eric Milou
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Make Math Intervention Moments: Elevating Expectations Of Our Students Who Struggle - Juliana Tapper
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Sensemaking routines for … Coding?! - Mike Deutsch
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Get Students Counting for Meaning: Developing Numbers Sense Through Conceptual Constructs - Lara Richardson
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The Arc of Arithmetic to Algebra - Elizabeth Peyser
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Communicating Math Progress With Parents - Crystal Frommert
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The Rubik's Cube Changed My Life: Shifting Assessment One Turn at a Time - Melissa Dean
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How To Teach Math In Kindergarten - Scarlett Orr
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Invigorating High School Mathematics - Dr. Eric Milou
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Day 3 - Sunday Morning7 Lessons
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What Matters Most In A Successful District Math Program - Jon Orr and Kyle Pearce
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Uplifting Students By Uplifting Mathematics - Sunil Singh
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Cultivating Mathematical Hearts: Culturally responsive teaching in Elementary Classrooms - Julia M. Aguirre
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Empowering the Next Generation with a Positive Math Identity - Mona Iehl
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Facilitating #MathPlay while Building Community and Increasing Student Engagement - Libo Valencia
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5 Keys to Creating a Culturally Responsive Mathematics Classroom - Dr. Kristopher J. Childs and Tywana Fulford
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Children's Books + Big Beautiful Problems = Engagement + Flow + Joy! - Alicia Burdess
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What Matters Most In A Successful District Math Program - Jon Orr and Kyle Pearce
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Day 3 - Sunday Afternoon8 Lessons
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Bringing Project-Based Learning to Life in Mathematics - Maggie Lee McHugh
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5 Essential Elements for Connecting Parents to the Math Classroom - Alison Fox Mazzola
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Embracing the Powerful Role of Failure in Math Class - Vanessa Vakharia
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Integrating Numeracy Beyond the Math Block - Kendra Jacobs
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What does it mean to be good at mathematics? - Lidia Gonzalez
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Expanding Access to Math Learning Success Through Music - Shaun Elder and Shelley MacDonald
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Self-checking Sheets - Steve Buch
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Code Trip: Learning how to teach coding the Make Math Moments way - Paul Gilchrist
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Bringing Project-Based Learning to Life in Mathematics - Maggie Lee McHugh
Descriptive, Actionable Feedback in Math Instruction: Insights and Tools for Students’ Self-Monitoring their Growing Competencies – Rick Wormeli
Facilitating descriptive and actionable feedback with students as agents of their own learning is one of the surest steps we take toward students’ self-efficacy in math classes, Pre-K through Grade 12, as helpful feedback, analyzing where we are in relation to our academic goals, and revising one’s learning in light of all three are key to student success. Join us for a provocative session in which we explore practical feedback principles and techniques, busting myths along the way, and all done in full service of effective math instruction and student maturity. Here, we’re helping students become active, not passive, in monitoring their growing proficiency and building agency. In the modern era, we do not declare student math proficiencies as of one arbitrary calendar date from on high: Instead, we coach students to do the heavy lifting, critiquing.
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Descriptive, Actionable Feedback in Math Instruction: Insights and Tools for Students’ Self-Monitoring their Growing Competencies – Discussion
Posted by Jon on November 7, 2023 at 5:21 amWhat was your big take away from this particular lesson?
What is something you are still wondering?
Share your thinking below.
Yoomi Kim replied 2 weeks ago 2 Members · 1 Reply -
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Priming the class before giving feedback, as to why we’re giving them feedback and how it’ll help them to be more awesome, per Austin’s butterfly example.