Topic: Sue O'Connell

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Do your students have the freedom to use or not to use the tools they deem necessary for math?

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Model with Mathematics

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Construct Viable Arguments and Critique the Reasoning of Others

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If we encourage students to reason quantitatively (attending to the relationships between the numbers and using properties flexibly), they can abstract to general principles that can help solve other seemingly unrelated problems

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Make Sense of Problems and Persevere in Solving Them

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Helping Students Develop Problem Solving Skills

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Encouraging Teachers Who Don’t Feel Comfortable With Math

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Two Sample Resources From Sue O'Connell

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How Do We Help Students Really Understand Math?

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Online PLC: Putting Practices into Action With Sue O'Connell

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Max Ray-Riek On Grading and Giving Feedback

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What Is Mathematical Fluency And How Does It Support Learning?

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What Are The Challenges Related to Shifting How We Teach Math?

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Watch math authors, specialists and leaders to discuss the goal of math education today.

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What Does Excellent Mathematics Teaching Look Like?

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Consider some of the highlights from SMP blog series for understanding and bringing each Mathematical Practice into your classroom.

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Look For and Express Regularity in Repeated Reasoning

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Look For and Make Use Of Structure