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Using Writing to Strengthen Your Students' Math Concepts and Skills, Grades 1-6

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Writing is a powerful tool that increases students' understanding of math concepts.  These video programs demonstrate dozens of ways to integrate writing into elementary math lessons.


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Using Vocabulary and Writing Strategies to Enhance Math Learning, Grades 1-2

*Includes a comprehensive video training resource guide 


First and second grade teachers demonstrate numerous ways to create math learning environments that engage young students in thinking, talking and writing as crucial components of primary-level math instruction.

Viewers learn how to:

  • make optimal use of questions to promote thinking, reasoning and problem solving
  • increase first and second graders' ability to articulate mathematical thinking
  • scaffold primary students' math learning through teacher-led modeling and demonstrations
  • incorporate vocabulary activities that strengthen students' use and understanding of math language and skills
  • create a low risk/high success environment that engages every student in math learning
  • help primary-age children use graphic organizers, including charts, graphs and Venn diagrams
  • engage students in simple writing tasks that result in more productive learning
  • develop students' abilities to organize, represent and communicate mathematical thinking through writing
  • create math centers that provide engaging opportunities for first and second graders
 
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Using Writing to Strengthen Your Students' Math Concepts and Skills, Grades 3-6

*Includes a comprehensive video training resource guide


Sue O'Connell, a nationally recognized expert in effective math instruction, takes viewers into third through sixth grade classrooms and joins classroom teachers in demonstrating a wide variety of strategies that actively engage students in language-rich math learning.

Viewers learn how to:

  • build a foundation of mathematical language that directly influences written language development
  • scaffold upper elementary students' math learning through teacher-directed questions, models and demonstrations
  • engage children, grades 3-6, in vocabulary activities that increase their word knowledge, enhance their understanding of math concepts, and enable them to communicate more clearly in writing
  • strengthen students' ability to use writing for a variety of purposes within math instruction and reinforcement activities
  • incorporate different types of writing to strengthen third through sixth grade students' skills in organization, representation, and communication of mathematical thinking
  • teach students the characteristics of effective math writing and provide feedback in time-efficient ways
  • directly involve students in discussing, scoring and revising their own writing to enhance their math communication skills