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Here in Ontario, unless you have been living under a rock, you know that there is a new Gr1-8 math curriculum. And seeing that it is supposed to be implemented this year, there are many who are wondering "how do I do this?". Well the workshops are starting and, depending on when you see this, you may still have time to sign up for the first of many workshops to help get ready.
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https://ontario.educatorwebinars.ca/
Resource LinksMinistry webinars to support implementation of the new elementary math curriculum are happening. Focus on overview of new curriculum, incl. key changes and teaching supports. 6 dates available. Register here: https://t.co/D5hMCI6E7c (EN) https://t.co/9RkhRz5YrR (FR) @afemo_on_ca pic.twitter.com/jUtp6e8cAz
— OAME/AOEM (@OAMEcounts) August 22, 2020
Looking for some classroom norms for online learning? @JennSWhite has your back
I have long said that playing games is the gateway to loving math and in this post @MarkChubb3 may give you some ideas on how to incorporate these into your classes.I dug into the feedback students gave me on a Norm-Building Desmos I made.
— Jennifer White (@JennSWhite) August 22, 2020
The kids are on point y'all. Here are their proposed norms to add to my non-negotiable: pic.twitter.com/RAQQjOuZxf
https://buildingmathematicians.wordpress.com/2020/08/22/math-games-building-a-foundation-for-mathematical-reasoning/
It looks like Chris Suurtamm, Jo Boaler and others has done some research to help us in these strange times. I totally appreciate the precursor: "We're in this Together".I have some math games (K-adult) for you to play at school, through distance learning, or with your families.
— Mark Chubb (@MarkChubb3) August 22, 2020
Take a look:https://t.co/2eoRRVegTE#mtbos #iteachmath #elemmathchat #msmath #distancelearning #BackToSchool
As resources start to be released for the new Ontario curriculum, you may want to stay on top of them.This has been out for a few weeks but it's never too late to get some research based ideas from @JoBoaler @Pi_Lab @TanyaLaMar1 @JenAdamsEd & Jennifer Langer-Osuna about math teaching in current times
— David Petro (@davidpetro314) August 23, 2020
(via @knowledgehook) https://t.co/ligOto22UD#mathchat #MBToS #iTeachMath pic.twitter.com/RgOi80fA4V
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Though this isn't directly about math, it does use math education as a back drop to talk about equity in education. Thanks to @DDMeyer for pointing this out.
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This is pretty good and interesting that the people on her side are the mathematicians and scientists.These are really good questions about what math *is* in a very deeply probing way. Unfortunately the haters are piling in... I have transcribed the questions and typed up my instant answers here. https://t.co/KdKX7enCMh https://t.co/Ds4VqecAlu
— Dr Eugenia Cheng (@DrEugeniaCheng) August 27, 2020
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Anyone who knows me knows that I am a sucker for a good tessellation
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