In this presentation, we will share our experiences with integrating mathematics and programming in fifth-grade classrooms. We approached this integration with three key features in our lessons: visualization of important math concepts, anchor ideas that cross coding and math, and the framing of content to help students make connections. We will share our exponents, fractions, and geometry lessons and show how we used coding to provide students with meaningful spaces to engage with interactive contexts to broaden their mathematics conceptions.
In this session we reflect upon equity in the teaching of mathematics content and how rough draft and revising can be considered an equity-minded pedagogical approach. As a part of being equity-minded, teachers and classmates strive to recognize the strengths in students’ thinking at any stage, including drafts and revisions. We will experience learning through drafting and revising and reflect on equity implications.
Dr. Jansen is a professor in the mathematics education program area in the School of Education at the University of Delaware where she teaches future elementary and secondary teachers. Her research focuses on students’ engagement with mathematics and understanding how pre-service... Read More →
Tuesday January 28, 2025 11:00 - 12:00 MST
Ballroom A
Dive into a case study of how students used mindset to examine their views about math and transformed not only their core math memories but their mathematical achievement.
Dive into the transformative power of peer tutoring in this interactive session. We will explore the transformative power of peer tutoring, providing educators with research-backed strategies to integrate it into their math classrooms. Participants will gain practical skills in training, assessing, and pairing students as peer tutors, while exploring different types of tutoring and their impact on leadership and communication. The workshop includes hands-on simulations, a live demonstration of peer tutoring sessions with technology, and a reflective discussion to help educators apply these insights effectively in their own teaching contexts. You will also receive tailored materials to help scaffold peer tutoring strategies specific to your educational contexts.
