Come and discover the updated mathematics framework and the benefits of transitioning to a "Big Ideas" approach. This shift will not only save you instructional time but also equip you with the necessary knowledge to deliver a cohesive and rigorous math program. This will drive your students towards success, ensuring you won't have to worry about their readiness for next year's math class and beyond. Suitable for all teachers.
Have you given an SVMI task but are unsure of the next steps? In this session, we will start with a brief review of what SVMI is and the scoring protocol. Our main focus, however, will be on exploring tools for re-engagement and how these tools can be used to drive productive PLC discussions and inform your next steps in classroom instruction. We will examine the distinction between reteaching and re-engaging students, as well as identify where an SVMI task can be effectively placed within your unit plan. While this session was scheduled to fit the dismissal time of middle school teachers, all grade levels are invited to attend.
In this session we will dig into the Mathematical Language Routines (MLRs) that are highlighted in the 2023 California Mathematics Framework. Teachers will engage in an overview of these 8 routines, which are essential tools for supporting student discourse and understanding.
The highlight of this session is the design lab, where teachers will engage in a collaborative process where they will design MLRs and determine how these routines can be effectively incorporated within an instruction block of task-based instruction.
