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In This Issue
Lesson Plans by the Chicago Lesson Study Group
Math Place
dy/dan
Online PD
PoW Class Membership: ... Effective Implementation
The Math Forum's Problem Solving Process
Teaching Math with the Problems of the Week
Differentiated Math Instruction: Using Rich Problems to Reach All Learners
Problem Solving in Geometry
and Measurement, Course 1
Problem Solving in Geometry
and Measurement, Course 2
Moving Students from Arithmetic to Algebra
Problem Solving Strategies
Free Online Opportunities
Using Technology and Problem Solving to Build Algebraic Reasoning
For PA teachers preparing for the Praxis II: Moving to Mathematics, a series of online courses
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Lesson Plans by the Chicago Lesson Study Group
http://www.lessonstudygroup.net/lg/lesson_plans_table.php?clsg=1
This Lesson Plan Library organizes dozens of math lessons and
units for grades 3-9, all aligned to the Common Core Standards.
The Chicago Lesson Study Group invites teachers to rate and
comment on these resources; and to join its forum to learn
about, and practice, lesson study as a way to steadily improve
student learning.
For more about Chicago Lesson Study Group and its activities,
visit
http://www.lessonstudygroup.net/
Math Place
http://mathplace.net/
Math teacher and researcher Tom O'Brien offers resources and
activities through this site, with planned updates each month
to add more materials. These include books published by the
UK's Association of Teachers of Mathematics--some out of print
--now downloadable and available for purchase. Excerpts from
the e-books are available free, as well as three articles by
O'Brien and colleagues. O'Brien recommends software as well,
some of which is available free of charge.
dy/dan
http://blog.mrmeyer.com/
Dan Meyer writes this blog about mathematics learning and
teaching, with entries categorized in such topics as:
- assessment
- classroom management
- design (digital instruction, digital storytelling,
information design, presentation, redesigned)
- lessons
- new teacher lab
- series (design for educators, dy/av, how I work, how to
present, what can you do with this?)
- show and tell
- tech contrarianism
- tech enthusiasm
Just this week, Meyer released two series of classroom
supplements, containing Keynote, PowerPoint, PDF, and handouts
files for each of thirty-nine weeks:
Algebra
http://algebra.mrmeyer.com/
Geometry
http://geometry.mrmeyer.com
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