Math Fellows Please sit in groups of 3 to 4 by grade band ◦Bring Student Work (3-6 pieces to share)

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Math Fellows Please sit in groups of 3 to 4 by grade band ◦Bring Student Work (3-6 pieces to share)

Goals For Morning Math Fellows Review Patterns in Student Work Connect with Statewide Fellows Explore Resources for Mathematical Practice 3 Principles to Action-Establish Mathematics Goals to Focus Learning

Leadership of Self and Others Connecting to your own context To deprivatize our practice and take risks in order to facilitate high quality mathematics instruction and experiences students have with the mathematics. – Leadership of Self To be a part of a community of learners that focuses on putting the shifts into practice to reflect the CCSS vision both around the student making sense of the mathematics and demonstrating that understanding –Leadership of Others and Self

Implications of the Task Leadership of Self AT ESD 105 In grade bands, reflect on the following questions. Individually jot down your thoughts. ◦What patterns do you see in the students’ work? ◦What evidence do you have to support your answer? ◦What common misconceptions did you notice?

Implications of the Task Leadership of Self Discuss in grade bands: ◦What patterns do you see in the students’ work? ◦What evidence do you have to support your answer? ◦What common misconceptions did you notice? What experiences in mathematics do we need to provide our students? Complete Task Reflection form to prepare for virtual Fellows’ meeting.

Implications of the Task Leadership of Self At State Level 1-2 Fellow(s) per ESD in each virtual room Discuss task reflections with a focusing on: ◦What were the common themes around the mathematical content and practices that you noticed? ◦What are the implications for your math instructional practices?

Implications of the Task Leadership of Self At State Level 1-2 Fellow(s) per ESD in each virtual room Discuss task reflections with a focusing on: ◦What were the common themes around the mathematical content and practices that you noticed? ◦What are the implications for your math instructional practices? At Local ESD Debrief in grade bands Share your state level virtual discussion

Extension of work with Math Practice 3 Leadership of Self MP3: Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others. Choose a task from Illustrative Mathematics in your Grade Band. How does the task you chose and teacher’s actions contribute to student access of MP3.

Implications of the Task Leadership of Self What did you learn from the analyzing student work protocol about upcoming instruction? What part of the process was the most difficult to accomplish? Why? How could you use this protocol in your building with others not in the fellows? What goal or outcome would you hope to accomplish by doing this with other educators in the process? What are the implications for your practice? What mathematics do students need to experience?

Leadership of Others- Connecting to your own context Purpose: To be a part of a community of learners that focuses on putting the shifts into practice to reflect the CCSS vision both around the student making sense of the mathematics and demonstrating that understanding –Leadership of Others and Self

Leadership of Others- Connecting to your own context Briefly share around the table (approximately 1 minute each) what your plans are to support CCSS implementation through your Fellows work in your own context. Discuss at your table (10 min) What work have you begun in implementing your plan? What potential barriers might exist in accomplishing your plan? What successes have you encountered in developing/implementing your plan?

Leadership of Others- Connecting to your own context How does your learnings as a Fellow support your work in your district/building? What more do you need to support your work?

Principles to Action pgs 7-16 Work together with your group to provide an example of a goal statement of the type described (pg. 12–14, Discussion). How does your goal statement connect to TPEP Student Growth Goal critical attributes? How can the development of specific math goals support other practices for effective teaching and learning? (pg. 10)

Lunch

Crazy Cakes-Time for Dessert! Complete the Crazy Cakes Task ◦Explore with your group common misconceptions or struggles students might have with this task.

Review Details of SMP #3 What is Mathematic Practice 3? How would a student demonstrate this practice? What would teachers do to support this practice?

Exploration and Extensions Explore tasks to support standard Consider adaptations or modifications to task to illuminate SMP #3

Break-Meet Back with ELA Partners

Next Steps… Continue working on Section B of you District Plan Meet Next on February 9, 2015