In Woburn, we strive to facilitate learning where all students:

• Ask mathematical questions of themselves and others.
• Collaborate with peers through discourse in shared learning experiences.
• Struggle in a productive way by grappling with ideas and relationships to gain a deeper mathematical understanding.
• ​Think flexibly and understand that there can be more than one way to get an answer, or even more than one answer.
• Explain different ways of solving problems, testing solutions, communicating ideas, and respectfully critiquing the reasoning of others.
• Generalize and make connections among mathematical ideas.
• Communicate ideas and understanding clearly through the use of multiple tools, resources, and models.
• Connect mathematics to real-world situations and see the math in their world.
• Reflect on their thinking and learning.
• See themselves as thriving mathematical thinkers, who realize the joys of learning and understanding math.