Mathematize It!

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Mathematize It!

@Mathematize_It

Mathematizing! More than word problems or computation practice. Modeling and making sense of the world with mathematics. @saradelanomoore & @kmorrowleong

Mathland Katılım Eylül 2019

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Mathematize It!@Mathematize_It·15 Eyl

Mathematizing Story Maps are here! Authors of the Mathematizing series of books have been working all summer to put together 8 weeks of quick daily routines for making sense of problem situations. Week 1 starts now!! Free at mathematizeit.com/story-maps @kmorrowleong @saradelanomoore

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Mathematize It!@Mathematize_It·23 Kas

@howie_hua It is faster to…

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Howie Hua@howie_hua·22 Kas

Make a math teacher cry in 4 words.

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Next Gen Contexts for Learning Mathematics@CFLM_math·3 Şub

We cannot just hold up a model and assume that children see what we as adults see. The math is not in the model. The math is in the child’s head.

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Mathematize It!@Mathematize_It·26 Tem

What does a mathematizing routine look like? How does it unfold? @MLCmath @SLI2023 @kmorrowleong

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Mathematize It!@Mathematize_It·26 Tem

What does mathematizing look like in your classroom? What do your student notice? What do they wonder? How do they mathematize images like this. @MLCmath #SLI2023 @kmorrowleong

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Mathematize It!@Mathematize_It·26 Tem

Mathematizing centers students and sparks curiosity. @MLCMath #SLI2023 @kmorrowleong

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Dr. Kim Morrow Leong@kmorrowleong·5 May

@LidiaGonzalez66 I go to great lengths to normalize manipulatives use, with both youngsters and the adult students I teach some semesters. They should use them, not just when they "need help." If students use them all the time, they become tools for learning. #elemmathchat @Mathematize_It

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Next Gen Contexts for Learning Mathematics@CFLM_math·17 Nis

Often multiplication has been taught as simple repeated addition, and the proportional reasoning - the essence of multiplicative thinking - has been sacrificed. #mtbos #iteachmath #elemmathchat

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Mathematize It!@Mathematize_It·9 Kas

Quantities and relationships between them are central to problem solving. Mathematize it! @kmorrowleong @saradelanomoore @LindaGojak #captureQuantities

Dee Crescitelli@dcrescitelli

Great conversations about real problem solving & reading mathematics in @SchoolsLincoln today! We used #3Reads to understand the situation & then #CaptureQuantities to identify how that important info helps answer the question. #FosteringMPs @KyCenterforMath

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Mathematize It!@Mathematize_It·28 Eki

We love this!! Mathematize It!

Desiree Y. Harrison@Kidsmathtalk

@kennycmckee Moving away from teaching key words leaves space to talk about what the problems actually mean, how to visualize the problem, multiple ways to solve the problem #educoach

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Mathematize It!@Mathematize_It·28 Tem

@TeachingMrsRyan Thanks! We’d love to know what stands out for you. @saradelanomoore @LindaGojak @kmorrowleong

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Shannon Ryan@TeachingMrsRyan·27 Tem

Reading @Mathematize_It for grades 6 - 8 So many #GoodPractices

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Dr. Kim Morrow Leong@kmorrowleong·28 Haz

@Math_ANEX Drawing a line between conceptual and computational student errors is a huge, positive shift in assessment thinking.

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Math ANEX@Math_ANEX·27 Haz

"How I think about incorrect answers in math", by Math ANEX co-founder, Jeremy Thiesen. We'd love to hear what you agree with, what you disagree with, and how this can be used to help students on their learning journey in math! 😀 #MTBoS #iteachmath blog.mathanex.com/2022/05/28/how…

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Heidi Samuelson #edtechcoach@swampfrogfirst·17 Haz

I am enjoying the book study on #math word problems & how to help Ss break them down to develop operation sense with @brittanyahege this summer. LOVE the book by @Mathematize_It Their website is full of wonderful shares! mathematizeit.com #oesrams #thisishowIrelax😁

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Mathematize It!@Mathematize_It·17 Haz

@JessicaTilli1 The keyword posters will be there until teachers feel comfortable with something else. @saradelanomoore and I wrote about mathematizing. Basically, students dig in and make sense of what the problem says, and learn what operation will lead to a solution. mathematizeit.com/books

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Jess Tilli@JessicaTilli1·16 Haz

This isn’t new…so why do I still see so many key word posters hanging in classrooms? #MTBoS #ITeachMath

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Mathematize It!@Mathematize_It·9 Şub

@CherylCuddihy I love how the plates and the chips on them can be changed so easily to reflect a different problem situation. We are happy to follow and see more student mathematizing magic! @saradelanomoore @kmorrowleong @LindaGojak

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Cheryl Cuddihy@CherylCuddihy·8 Şub

This is #AMathZing! so happy that you were able to work together to #MakeThinkingVisible in #RBBisBIA! @Mathematize_It

Ms. Dengler@MsDenglerRBPS

In morning club, students worked together to solve a word problem. They modeled the problem together to make the math visible!! Thank you @CherylCuddihy for the inspiration from the Mathmetize It book! ➕✏️ @Ms_JRivera @rbpsEAGLES

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Mathematize It!@Mathematize_It·8 Şub

We love seeing this!

Cheryl Cuddihy@CherylCuddihy

This is #AMathZing! so happy that you were able to work together to #MakeThinkingVisible in #RBBisBIA! @Mathematize_It

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Howie Hua@howie_hua·17 Oca

New TikTok video: How to divide using rectangles

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Mathematize It!@Mathematize_It·2 Ara

How is building an array like gambling? The Area/Array and Combinations general problem types are quite similar. Maybe not quite like in this pic, but do you want to know more? mathematizeit.com/symmetric @kmorrowleong @saradelanomoore

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Mathematize It!@Mathematize_It·2 Ara

Equal Groups. How many in a group? How many groups? Multiplicative Comparison. What measure? How many times? These two general problem situations are more alike than they are different. How's that? Let us tell you about it. mathematizeit.com/asymmetric @kmorrowleong @saradelanomoore

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Mathematize It!@Mathematize_It·2 Ara

Multiplicative thinking grows slowly. Listen to whispers of it in toddlers sharing. See hints in Gr2 w/skip counting, and in w/Gr3 learning to think in groups. G4 learns "times as many." Where do *you* see it? Learn more here mathematizeit.com/multdiv @kmorrowleong @saradelanomoore

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@howie_hua @MLCmath @SLi2023 @kmorrowleong @LidiaGonzalez66 @saradelanomoore @LindaGojak @TeachingMrsRyan