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Mathematical Tasks for Thinking Classrooms with Maegan Giroux

Maegan Giroux brings 15 years of diverse teaching experience to the conversation, having taught grades 5-9 and currently working with both kindergarten and sixth-grade students. During our discussion, she shared valuable insights about creating effective thinking-based mathematics classrooms.

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April:

Using Mathematics to Build Key Competencies

Hosted by Dr. Yeap Ban Har, primary author of think! Mathematics

Date: April 7th, 2025

Time: 7 – 8pm EST

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Embedding Problem Solving into Your Maths Curriculum with Fawn Nguyen

Math isn't just about getting the right answer - it's about thinking deeply. As Fawn Nguyen shows us, problem solving isn't an extra activity; it's the heart of learning math. When students tackle challenging problems, they develop skills that last far beyond the classroom.

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Keys to Building Fact Fluency

Mike Kenny, a 5th grade math teacher in Vermont, created MathFactLab after researching the most effective ways for students to gain fluency with their facts and not being satisfied with the resources available.

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Consequences of Accelerating Student Learning

Dr. Yeap Ban Har, primary author of the think!Mathematics curriculum joined us to discuss enrichment and acceleration.