#24 Checking for Understanding & Trusting the Process in Student Centered Math Class
- Author
- Mona Iehl, student centered math teacher
- Published
- Mon 14 Mar 2022
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You'll leave with:
👉🏾 a clear definition of what a check for understanding is
👉🏾 reasons why you need them in your lesson
👉🏾permission to trust the process and not drive yourself crazy assessing.
👉🏾 5 strategies to use in your classroom
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Links Mentioned in the Episode:
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🤍Guide to Engaging Math Discussions
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🤍 Math Stories Autobiography Writing Project
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