Creating Math Talk Puppies l Darrell and Charles
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Creating Math Talk
Puppies l Darrell and Charles each have a puppy. The two puppies have a weight of 20 pounds. The weight of Charles’ puppy is two pounds more than twice the weight of Darrell’s puppy. What is the weight of each puppy? l l Draw a model Make a Table, Chart, or List Explain and Justify your answer Search for patterns
Math Talk Question Stems Each Person will pick one card and have 1 minute to answer the Question on that Card l If the person cannot talk for one minute ask probing questions l If done early discuss how can I use this activity or a similar one in your classroom l
Frayer Foldable: Fold Paper into ¼’s l Upper Left: Definition l Upper Right: Environment/Transformation l Lower Left: How do I get there? l Lower Right: For My Classroom
Math Talk l Define: “Math Talk” in your own words. Take a few minutes to reflect and write down your thoughts.
Math Talk is not just simply having students take turns telling their method. l It is an instructional conversation directed by the teacher that allows students to talk as much as possible. l Math Talk is focused on developing understanding for all children in the class. l
Math Talk Key Components l Questioning l Explaining Math Thinking l Source of Math Ideas l Responsibility for Learning
Learning Progression Scale Level 3 TARGET The teacher is a co-teacher and co-learner. The teacher monitors all that occurs and is still fully engaged. The teacher is ready to assist, but now in a more peripheral and monitoring role (coach and assister). Level 2 The teacher is beginning to pursue student mathematical thinking. The teacher plays a central role in the Math Talk community. Level 1 The teacher is beginning to pursue student mathematical thinking. The teacher plays a central role in the Math Talk community. Level 0 This is a traditional teacher-directed classroom with brief answer responses from students.
Math Talk Environment l So, what does an environment conducive for “Math Talk” look like? l Talk with a partner and brainstorm a few ideas.
Math Talk Environment l In true Math Talk, teachers create a Math Talk Inquiry environment and encourage constructive discussion of problem-solving methods through welldefined classroom activity structures, based on the four crucial aspects of Math Talk. Dr. Karen Fuson, Math Expressions
Math Talk Environment l Gradual process l Requires teachers and students taking on new roles l Teachers must work their way up all three levels l Everyone is a teacher and a learner
Gradual Transformation l. A shift from teacher as sole questioner to both children and teacher as questioners l Children increasingly explaining and articulating their math ideas l A shift from teacher as the source of all math ideas to children’s ideas also influencing the direction of lessons
Gradual Transformation l Children increasingly taking responsibility for learning and for the evaluation of themselves and others l Increasing amounts of student-tostudent talk with teacher guidance as needed Math Talk Learning Community
Differentiated Math Talk Activity l l l In a Grade group or Special Area Band look at the activities given to you Pick one activity and come up with three question stems used for math talk Discuss how you would run your math talk Discuss what kind of barriers there might be to this activity Discuss other strategies and ways to differentiate this activity
Is this just one more thing I have to do? l l It is part of Math Practice 3, so you are most likely doing it already. It is part of your ELA standards in developing oral language, so you are most likely doing it already It is just a way to streamline what you already do. The answer then is, “NO” but here are some tools to help bump it up to the next level
Jig. Saw Math Talk l Each Group will take a portion of the article and report out to the group.
Reflection l How might we go about transforming our classrooms into student-centered, student-led “Math Talk” environments?
Math Talk Structures l Solve and Discuss l Step-by-Step l Student Pairs l Student Leaders l Scenarios l Small Groups l Re-voicing
Math Talk Structures l What other ideas do you have to engage learners in “Math Talk? ” l Let’s share aloud so that everyone benefits from our discussion.
Common Core Question Stems Mathematical Practices 1 -8
Choose 1 “Math Talk” Structure Choose 1 “Math Talk” Questions Per MP Look over the “Math Talk” structures l Choose 1 “Math Talk” structure to implement l Choose 1 “Math Talk” Question Stem for Each Mathematical Practice l Use these in your classroom this year. l
Objectives- Status Check Walkthrough BDS Math Framework q Walkthrough Model Math Lesson K-2 q Walkthrough Model Math Lesson 3 -5 q Math Talk- Digging Deep with MP 3 q Next Steps and Support: DATE TBA (Coaching/Peer Observations)
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