Classroom-Ready Number Talks for Third, Fourth and Fifth Grade Teachers: 300 Interactive Math Activities that Promote Conceptual Understanding and Computational Fluency
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| Rating | : | 4.52 (855 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1612437273 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 304 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-07-14 |
| Language | : | English |
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And yet that simple learning tool has proven incredibly powerful. The teacher and students begin class by doing a 5 to 15 minute math problem together verbally instead of on paper. It's coming up with a new problem that can be presented to the class visually and discussed verbally. Studies show that it helps kids develop general number sense, a better understanding of how math works in the real world, and even specific mathematical concepts like fractions.The challenge with number talks for teachers isn’t the math. This helpful handbook offers teachers the solution. A huge collection of ready-to-use number talks that make math concepts easier for students to learnNumber talks are pretty simple. Packed with 300 math talks, it provides them with everything they need in a large format, affordably priced paperback written by teachers for teachers.. That's it
About the AuthorNancy Hughes spent the last 10 years as K–12 Mathematics Coordinator at Olathe Public Schools, the largest school district in the Kansas City region. Prior to Olathe, Hughes taught middle school math in Kansas City area public and private schools. Hughes also directed the Kauffman Foundations K–16 Professional Development. Responsibilities included providing professional development for mathematics teachers in all grade levels. . Hughes has presented math topics at the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, Kansas City Area Teachers of Mathematics, and Kansas Area Teachers of Mathematics conferences. Hughes has a BS from Kansas State
Hughes has a BS from Kansas State University and a MS in Curriculum and Instruction from Kansas University. . Responsibilities included providing professional development for mathematics teachers in all grade levels. Prior to Olathe, Hughes taught middle school math in Kansas City area public and private schools.