Resources

Google Classroom (for class management)

Google Jamboard (for journaling, sharing ideas anonymously)

Google Site (for creating a resource page, a gallery or portfolios)

Blogger (for journaling)

Desmos Teacher Lab (and a problem solving activity using Desmos for low level student)

Padlet (for sharing ideas...)

Explain Everything (for presenting, and explaining ideas)

Writing to learn math by Joan Countryman

Notes on Math Journaling from Joan Countryman’s Writing to Learn Math by Terry

Problem-Solving Strategies for Efficient and Elegant Solutions, Grades 6-12: A resource for the mathematics teacher

The 5 Practices in Practice: Successfully Orchestrating Mathematical Discussion in your Middle School Classroom (and an article that summarizes the practices)

5 Practices for Orchestrating Productive Mathematics Discussions

Making Sense

A unit on problem solving by Jonathan Katz

Another unit on problem solving by Jonathan

NRICH Secondary Curriculum

Selecting and Creating Mathematical Tasks

Collected Tasks by Jonathan and A.J.

Notes on Selected Tasks

(Possibly) simpler problems to use as a building block

Interim assessments in mathematics: an inquiry approach to preparing for PBATs

Simpler Problems

CSSJ's Work on Aligning Tasks

Journal example from Terry's class

Journal entries from Joan Countryman’s Writing to Learn Mathematics

ALL-ED Framework (Nasriah)

Fostering Math Practices (Josue) Decide and Defend