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Math PLC: Session 4

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Math PLC: Session 4. Talk A Mile A Minute. Find a partner Designate a “talker” Non- talker turns back to screen Talker quickly describes the word by giving clues, but may not use any form of the word in that description Move to the next term once the non-talker guesses correctly - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Math PLC: Session 4

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Talk A Mile A Minute• Find a partner

• Designate a “talker”

• Non- talker turns back to screen

• Talker quickly describes the word by giving clues, but may not use any form of the word in that description

• Move to the next term once the non-talker guesses correctly

• Proceed until all terms have been guessed, or time is called

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Talk A Mile A Minute

• Argue• Precision

• Reason• Model

• Persevere

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What is a Rich Task?

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What is a Rich Task?• Promotes thinking, reasoning, and problem

solving

• Builds on students’ previous knowledge, life experiences, and culture.

• Allows for multiple methods to solution

• Encourages exploration

• Allows for multiple entry points

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Teacher Actions Affecting Cognitive Demand

• Task set-up

• Supporting students’ exploration of the task

• Orchestrating debriefing discussion

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“The formulation of a problem is often more essential than the solution, which may be

merely a matter of mathematical or experimental

skill.”

-Albert Einstein

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There is a 3 kilometer back-up on Route 100 between Long gate and the Route 108 exit.

How many vehicles are caught in this traffic jam?

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Student Video

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Remember Dan Meyer?

• Use multimedia.

• Encourage student intuition.

• Ask the shortest question you can.

• Let students build the problem.

• Be less helpful.