NYS MATH MODULES An Unpacking of a Module

Learning Targets I can identify the components of the math

modules I can understand the content included in

the math modules I can identify the ways the curriculum will

be used to change teaching practices

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Table of Contents

Overview

Overview con’t

Overview con’t 2

Distribution of Minutes

Distribution of Minutes

Focus Content Standards

Focus Content Standards Con’t

Foundational Standards

Focus Standards for Mathematical Practice

Overview of Module Topics and Lesson Focus

Overview of Module Topics and Lesson Focus

Overview of Module Topics and Lesson Focus

Terminology

Suggested Tools and Representations

Assessment Summary

Mid-module Assessment

Mid-module Assessment Con’t

Mid-module Assessment Con’t

Mid-module Assessment cont’d.

Mid-module Assessment Progression

Mid-module Assessment Progression

Mid-module Assessment Progression

Mid-module Assessment Scoring

Mid-module Assessment Student Work

Mid-module Assessment Student Work cont’d.

Mid-module Assessment Student Work cont’d.

Scaffolds

From a 2nd Grade Module

Topic Cover Sheet

Topic Cover Sheet con’t

Lesson Plan

Lesson Plan cont’d.

Fluency

Fluency Con’t

Sprints

Sprint Videohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_y9gGnd68M

Lesson 1 Sprint - A

Lesson 1 Sprint - B

RDW

Personal white board directions

Application

Application cont’d.

Concept Development

Student Debrief

Student Debrief cont’d.

Exit Tickets "Exit Tickets" close the Student

Debrief, they are short formative assessments meant to provide a quick glimpse of the days major learning

Lesson 1 Exit Ticket

Lesson 1 Problem Set

Lesson 1 Problem Set Con’t

Lesson 1 Homework

Lesson 1 Homework Con’t

5 Practices for Orchestrating Productive Mathematics Discussion

Margaret Smith's book, 5 Practices for Orchestrating Productive Mathematics Discussions is designed to help teachers to use students' responses to advance the mathematical understanding of the class as a whole by providing the teachers with some control over what is likely to happen on the discussion as well as more time to make instructional decisions by shifting some of the decision making to the planning phase of the lesson

The 5 practices are:

1. anticipating likely student responses to challenging mathematical tasks

2. monitoring students' actual responses to the tasks(while students work on the tasks in pairs or small groups)

3. selecting particular students to present their mathematical work during the whole- class discussion 4. sequencing the student's responses that will be displayed in a specific order

5. connecting different student's responses and connecting the responses to key mathematical ideas.

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