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MrBinfieldMrBinfield
2023-12-06

Which one speaks to you more? What math do you see? What conversations would you start?

MrBinfieldMrBinfield
2023-09-29

What is this Ss’ sorting rule?

MrBinfieldMrBinfield
2023-09-27

How often do we talk about 3D figures based on geometric properties? What would you call these two figures? What other names do they go by? Van Hiele helps us think about the goal of geometric thinking. Where does your grade land?

MrBinfieldMrBinfield
2023-09-27

Always, Sometimes, Never? A rectangle is a aquare?

Always, Sometimes Never? A kite is a square?

Always, Sometimes, Never? A shape has 2 or more pairs of parallel sides?

What A/S/N statement can you create to create optimal levels confusion?

MrBinfieldMrBinfield
2023-09-26

@KarenCampe When I asked the student to tell me more about their thinking, they counted 16 squares, said “4 are yellow, that leaves 12, so 4/12.” Very clearly thinking part:part relationship. Not uncommon at this age. And yes, part:whole and part:part fraction understanding is very important to unpack so we all know what is being spoken of. Not wrong, just looking at a different relationship.

MrBinfieldMrBinfield
2023-09-20

In your who is doing the thinking? How have you intentionally set up constraints to foster a zone of optimal confusion in students?

MrBinfieldMrBinfield
2023-09-14

In the first days of math, what math do you care about? The answer? Process? Patterns?Generalization?

2023-06-24

Today is the last day for elementary, middle, and high school teachers to sign up for "21st century mathematics", a guided learning experience I'm running online in July. Details here!

justinlanier.org/21st-century-

#mathchat #mathschat #mtbos #iteachmath #elemmathchat #msmathchat

2023-01-15

Ok, I think I've solved Problem 1 three different ways.

Any other solution pathways you've thought of? Please share!

#TryMathLive #ProblemSolving #Algebra #Arithmetic
#MSmathChat #MTBoS #iTeachMath

Problem 1 from January calendar of problems: "When five consecutive integers are added, their sum is 155. Find the integers."
2023-01-15

I'll try Problem 1
"When five consecutive integers are added, their sum is 155. Find the integers."
#ProblemSolving #Arithmetic #Algebra #MSmathChat #AlgebraChat #MTBoS #iTeachMath

Problem 1 from January calendar of problems: "When five consecutive integers are added, their sum is 155. Find the integers."

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