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Patrick Callahan

@Callahan_Math

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linkhttp://www.callahan-consulting.org calendar_today08-12-2014 18:52:51

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Math ANEX(@Math_ANEX) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Join our FREE webinar on improving mathematical explanations! Experience a re-engagement activity you can use with your own students! We'll share how we analyze student explanations and collect and share your ideas & questions.

Register here:
bit.ly/MAwebinar1

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Lindsey Henderson(@flippyfeets) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Day 2 with this amazing team—bringing asset-based formative assessment tools to Utah’s middle school mathematics teachers to shore up personalized competency based learning! Math ANEX

Day 2 with this amazing team—bringing asset-based formative assessment tools to Utah’s middle school mathematics teachers to shore up personalized competency based learning! #mathing @Math_ANEX
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Pam Harris(@pwharris) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's time!
Rules: post your fav or a clever solution!
Comment on other's strategies. Tell us about your reasoning.

Like ?

You'll love my free CHALLENGE!
bit.ly/changemath

It's time! Rules: post your fav or a clever solution! Comment on other's strategies. Tell us about your reasoning. Like #MathStratChat? You'll love my free CHALLENGE! bit.ly/changemath #MTBoS #ITeachMath #MathIsFigureOutAble #Elemmathchat #MSmathchat #HSmathchat
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Karim Kai Ani(@karimkai) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Questions for principals/district leaders/sups:

Are there good programs that help admins understand what good math instruction looks like (and that don’t feel overly abstract or require massive overhaul)?

If not, would that be helpful? Brainstorming an idea. DM to discuss.

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Math ANEX(@Math_ANEX) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We asked what you think it means to be “good at math” and what you believe your students think it means.

What do you think about when you see the results of the two polls?

We asked what you think it means to be “good at math” and what you believe your students think it means. What do you think about when you see the results of the two polls? #MTBoS
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Math ANEX(@Math_ANEX) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What do you think this student understands well? What might they still need to learn? How might you re-engage them to help them learn?

What do you think this student understands well? What might they still need to learn? How might you re-engage them to help them learn? #mtbos #iteachmath
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Bridget Adam(@bridget_adam) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I think Ss mult by 5 on both sides and get 10x-4 = 100, then add 4 and get 10x=104, then divide both sides by 10 leaving them with the fraction 104/10, then they simplify by dividing by 2 over 2 giving us 52/5!

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Math ANEX(@Math_ANEX) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Lauren Ellison Our analysis found that not only are they more likely to arrive at the correct answer, but they’re also more likely to retain that knowledge two years later. We think you’re on the right track to explore this with your students!

@ThePointedTOSA Our analysis found that not only are they more likely to arrive at the correct answer, but they’re also more likely to retain that knowledge two years later. We think you’re on the right track to explore this with your students!
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Math ANEX(@Math_ANEX) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/ These are results from a problem where we asked students to identify fractions. If you only look at correct vs incorrect, you’d probably think the students in 5th performed worse than the students in 4th. A thread about why we believe the opposite to be true.

1/ These are results from a problem where we asked students to identify fractions. If you only look at correct vs incorrect, you’d probably think the students in 5th performed worse than the students in 4th. A thread about why we believe the opposite to be true. #MTBoS
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Math ANEX(@Math_ANEX) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There’s plenty more to a student’s thinking than their selection on a multiple choice question indicates. We’re committed to investigating and uncovering how students are actually thinking about math.

There’s plenty more to a student’s thinking than their selection on a multiple choice question indicates. We’re committed to investigating and uncovering how students are actually thinking about math.
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Ingrid Beaty(@ingrid_beaty) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Patrick Callahan Thank you for a great presentation today! I was so excited and look forward to 's continued work with you this year. Can't wait to implement a growth rubric with mathematical practices.

@Callahan_Math Thank you for a great presentation today! I was so excited and look forward to #communityrootsacademy's continued work with you this year. Can't wait to implement a growth rubric with mathematical practices.
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