Cite this lesson Because math is oftentimes a challenging subject for students to learn, intervening is sometimes necessary for students who struggle in the subject. Learn about how to identify struggling students, the use of manipulatives, how to encourage students, and how to differentiate by lea...
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to every single one.Dr. Timothy Kanold, former president of the National Council of Supervisors of Mathematics (NCSM)—and HMH author—clarifies thatdifferentiation in a math lesson is “differentiation on the entry points into the task for support or the exit point to advance student thinking....
Project is good way to evaluate my students and check them to see if they really understand lesson or not. It is important data. Recording data I always emphasize to my students learning process is more important than getting a good
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When thinking about student understanding what are the milestones we need to look for in order to provide “focused” interventions? Some ideas: Cardinality identifies it’s quantity. Value – as notated by it’s place in the base ten system Magnitude of number ...