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Enhancing Math Learning Online: Prioritizing Student Outcomes

Discover the importance of prioritizing student outcomes when selecting and implementing online math resources. Explore WV CCRS demonstrations, Mathematical Habits of Mind, and student expectations. Dive into resources like Open Middle and Desmos for Grades 6-12, promoting critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Engage in discussions on leveraging virtual manipulatives and fostering a supportive math learning environment. Connect with educators like Joseph Mastracci and Jessica Houck to enhance your teaching strategies.

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Enhancing Math Learning Online: Prioritizing Student Outcomes

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  1. Online Math Resources

  2. From mathsvenns.com

  3. Student Outcome When selecting and implementing the online resources, the student outcome should be the priority. • What WV CCRS are the students expected to demonstrate? • What Mathematical Habits of Mind are students showcasing? • What are the expectations placed on the students?

  4. Online Resources List There are plenty of resources, but we will explore: • Open Middle • Desmos (Grades 6-12) • Virtual Manipulatives

  5. Open Middle • Start with a “closed beginning” where students start with the same problem. • Could potentially have a “closed end” or have the same result. • The “open middle” means that there are several methods of thought to which a problem can be solved. • “Low Threshold, High Ceiling” type of question.

  6. Example Use the digits 1 to 9, at most one time each, to create an equation where has the greatest possible value. Retrieved from OpenMiddle.com

  7. Open Middle Exploration and Discussion

  8. Desmos and Virtual Manipulatives Exploration

  9. Resource List Take a few minutes to explore the various resources. Think about the standards, the Habits of Mind, and student outcomes. • What one resource do you see yourself using or encouraging others to utilize? Why?

  10. Joseph Mastracci Coordinator WVDE Office of Special Education jmastracci@k12.wv.us Jessica Houck Math Coach Mingo County Schools jhouck@k12.wv.us

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