Supporting Mathematical Learning: Effective Instruction, Assessment, and Student Activities, GradesK-5
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Expert guidance on improving teaching and learning in elementary math

This book distills an array of instructional tools, lesson planning templates, and best-practice strategies along with hands-on student activities into one easy-to-use resource. In clear and simple language, the authors explain how to use performance criteria and assessments to design effective, standards-based lessons that build essential mathematical problem-solving skills as well as in-depth understanding of mathematical concepts. The book features extensive sample lessons on reproducible worksheets focusing on patterns, computation, fractions, and measurement, all broken down by grade level.

Joanne Picone-Zocchia and Giselle O. Martin-Kniep, PhD, are leaders of Communities for Learning (Floral Park, NY), a professional development organization involved in school leadership and teacher training efforts.

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Joanne Picone-Zocchia is a professional developer who serves as vice president of both Learner Centered Initiatives, Ltd., and Communities for Learning, consulting organizations committed to improvements in school leadership, teaching, and professional development practices.

Giselle O. Martin-Kniep, Ph.D. is president of Learner-Centered Initiatives, Inc. and CEO of Communities for Learning.

This book is co-published with Communities for Learning: Leading Lasting Change.

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1. Effective Mathematics Instruction

Some Strategies for Improving Mathematics Instruction

Part I: Teaching Elements

2. Assessment

3. Setting Explicit Criteria

4. Using Questions Effectively

5. The Roles of Problems in Instruction and Assessment

Part II: Lessons and Activities

6. Patterns

7. Measurement

8. Money

9. Fractions

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