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At Home Learning with | Ready Math
At Home Learning with | Ready Math
How can I use i-Ready and Ready Math when teaching virtually?
How can I use i-Ready and Ready Math when teaching virtually?
Ready Math instruction through a synchronous Google Meet may look similar to Ready Math instruction in your classroom with a few tweaks to the Discuss portion of the Try-Discuss- Connect routine that you already have in place. You may also find that some of your Ready Math instruction can be given asynchronously.
Ready Math instruction through a synchronous Google Meet may look similar to Ready Math instruction in your classroom with a few tweaks to the Discuss portion of the Try-Discuss- Connect routine that you already have in place. You may also find that some of your Ready Math instruction can be given asynchronously.
Helpful Tips
Helpful Tips
- Begin Now- Having a strong Ready Math routine in your in person classroom is essential, all or parts of this routine may follow over into online learning.
- Flipgrid- Consider using Flipgrid as a way to hear individual students respond to math questions you pose. Want to learn more about using Flipgrid in your At Home Classroom? Click Here.
- Nearpod- Consider using Nearpod as part of your Tier 1 instruction. Nearpod is an interactive presentation tool for teachers to engage students with interactive lessons. Nearpod also allows for embedded formative assessment right during the presentation process. Want to learn more about using Nearpod in your At Home Classroom? Click Here. Want to know more about how to integrate Ready Math with Nearpod? Click Here.
Helpful Resources
Helpful Resources
Resources from Curriculum Assosciates
Resources from Curriculum Assosciates
Teaching and Learning in 2020
Teaching and Learning in 2020
Teachers are facing a complex learning environment. They are learning new ways of teaching, navigating different learning contexts, and constantly adapting to change, all while still staying true to the teaching practices they know will help their students learn. After speaking with hundreds of leaders and educators across the country, i-Ready has identified several common, effective distance-learning practices to help with this unique year. For more information visit Ready Classroom Central and follow the links.
Teachers are facing a complex learning environment. They are learning new ways of teaching, navigating different learning contexts, and constantly adapting to change, all while still staying true to the teaching practices they know will help their students learn. After speaking with hundreds of leaders and educators across the country, i-Ready has identified several common, effective distance-learning practices to help with this unique year. For more information visit Ready Classroom Central and follow the links.
Six things to do.pdfSix Things to Do When Teaching Remotely
Six Things to Do When Teaching Remotely
ready-classroom-math-using-hand-signals-resource-2020.pdfUsing Hand Signals to Increase Student Participation
Using Hand Signals to Increase Student Participation
ready-classroom-mathematics-adapting-the-try-discuss-connect-routine-for-remote-teaching-and-learning-2020.pdfAdapting the Try-Discuss-Connect Routine
Adapting the Try-Discuss-Connect Routine
iready-faq-adjusting-students-lesson-placements-2020.pdfHow to Adjust a Student's Personalized Instruction Plan
How to Adjust a Student's Personalized Instruction Plan
iready-school-closing-family-guide-2020-2.pdfi-Ready Family Guide
[English]
i-Ready Family Guide
[English]
iready-school-closing-family-guide-spanish-2020.pdfi-Ready Family Guide[Spanish]
i-Ready Family Guide[Spanish]
Have questions about teaching math virtually? Please reach out and ask.
Have questions about teaching math virtually? Please reach out and ask.
Cindy Cunningham - cunninghamc@ogdensd.org
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