Past Secondary Mathematics Trainings Resources

August 4th and 5th: Tulsa Way Induction: Mathematical Literacy & the Mathematical Shifts

PowerPoint: An Introduction to Mathematical Literacy

PowerPoint: Introduction to the Shifts

Video: Robyn Jackson: What a Rigorous Classroom Looks Like a teacher's perspective

Video: Robyn Jackson: What Rigor Looks Like in the Classroom a student's perspective

Video: NCTM Channel - Building Conceptual Understanding in Mathematics

Video: Jodie Parsons & Yvonne Reilly: Concept versus Procedural Skill & Fluency

Video: The Hunt Institute: The Importance of Coherence in Mathematics

Hand Out Tasks: Sample of Rigor in Tasks

Hand Out: Identifying the Level of Rigor Asked For by a Learning Expectation

Hand Out: : Rigor in the Learning Expectations Study

August 16th and 17th 2021: Mathematical Literacy Review and Complex Text

Copy of the PowerPoint

Video: Phil Daro - Moving Beyond "Answer Getting" and Into Mathematics

Video: Dan Meyer - Rethinking What is Mathematics & How Do We Make It More Accessible

Video: Randy Palisoc - How Mathematics is a Language Subject

Resource: Dan Meyer 3-Act Math Task


September 6th: Writing Language Objectives to Complement Learning Objectives

Link to PowerPoint

Resource: Look for Tools

October 18th 2022: Language Look-For 1

PowerPoint: Middle School focus

PowerPoint: High School focus


Other videos to consider:

Carol Dweck: Developing a Growth Mindset

Jo Boaler: Mathematical Mindset

Dan Meyer: What Does a Good Math Problem Look-Like

Dan Finkel: Five Principles of Extraordinary Math Teaching - Why focus on mathematical literacy?

Lesson Presentation folders from March 9th, 2023

Models lessons on Ratio Reasoning and Key Features of Functions lessons folder (Please make a copy before trying to edit)

2023 Study of Principles to Action

Unit 1: An Introduction to Principles to Action and Practice 1- Establish mathematical goals to focus learning

Unit 2: Facilitate meaningful mathematical discourse | High School | Middle School

Unit 3: Implement tasks that promote reasoning and problem solving

Unit 4: Use and connect mathematical representations | High School |Middle School

Unit 5: Pose purposeful questions | High School | Middle School

Unit 6: Build procedural fluency from conceptual understanding

Unit 7: Elicit and use evidence of student thinking

Unit 8: Support productive struggle in learning mathematics | High School | Middle School