Using Routines to Support All Learners (OUR Math 6-8)`

Focus Area: Open Up Resources Math K-8
Attendees:

Instructional Coaches, Teachers

Phase: Launch

Available Now

Overview

One of the ways Open Up Resources Math 6-8 is designed to be accessible to all students is through embedded instructional routines that support language and mathematical thinking for all students. These routines are designed to become familiar structures in lessons so that students can focus on learning and collaborating with their peers. As part of the virtual launch series, this workshop gives participants an opportunity to learn about these routines and how they can be introduced into their own context.

This workshop can follow up the first three virtual workshops in the launch series for those just getting started with the curriculum. In this series, participants will gain awareness of the structure and goals of the curriculum and develop an understanding of how it is designed for problem-based learning and its implications on their instructional practice.

Explore all sessions of this series below:

Specifications

  • 2 hours
  • Participants will need a computer with access to Zoom, a camera, a microphone, and stable Internet connectivity

Outcome

I use the curriculum resources and structures to teach math with a problem-based approach.

Learning Experience

  • Define: Student mindsets that support problem-based math learning
  • Explore: Routines to support students to get the most out of the curriculum
  • Build: A toolbox of approaches to support problem-based math learning