Chelsea Ridge, Math Coordinator GVSU Regional Math and Science Center

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Chelsea Ridge, Math Coordinator GVSU Regional Math and Science Center Three Act Tasks Chelsea Ridge, Math Coordinator GVSU Regional Math and Science Center

Agenda NCTM Teaching Practices 3 Act Task Share and Debrief Paper Video Lunch Enhancing Traditional Tasks Work time

NCTM Teaching and Learning Survey Take the survey on your own When your table is done, discuss some of the most thought- provoking portions of the survey Be prepared to share two highlights from your discussion

Beliefs about teaching and learning mathematics What do you notice about the Beliefs and the survey? Discuss in your small groups Be prepared to share

Mathematics Teaching Practices Please read the 8 Mathematics Teaching Practices Identify which ones you highlight when you are teaching a 3 Act Task Share at your table

Compare and Contrast Mathematics Teaching practices Standards for student mathematical practice Establish mathematics goals to focus learning. Implement tasks that promote reasoning a problem solving. Use and connect mathematical representations. Facilitate meaningful mathematical discourse. Pose purposeful questions. Build procedural fluency from conceptual understandings. Support productive struggle in learning mathematics. Elicit and use of evidence of student thinking.

Here we go!!!! https://tapintoteenminds.com/3act-math/mowing-the-lawn/#task

Act 2

ACT 3

Break

Debrief Do you think this a rich task? What did you like about it? What do you think could be improved? What do you think are key points to facilitating this 3 Acts Task?

Compare Worksheets What are the positives? What are the drawbacks? Which is more appropriate for your students?

Sharing your Classroom Work Turn in Lesson Plan, paper or email to ridgec@gvsu.edu Include in some blank space: One thing you are most pleased with through your experience. One thing that was most challenging.

Lesson Sharing Preparation Prepare a display: Share videos Laptop carts are available so people can view Question that you were hoping for/what was actually provided by students Share student work Highlights of your experience Area of growth for next time Advice to anyone who may run this again

Gallery Walk Visit at least 4 displays Provide feedback on things you notice using a sticky note

Paper Slide Show https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ayu9nV8z8-Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qf6L1PTG3p4 Create a paper slide show video No more than 30 seconds long! (60 seconds max) Necessary information on either: 3 Act Tasks CCSS-M Modeling

Lunch

Integrating Modeling into High School Curriculum Read the introduction pg. 374 & 376 Highlight anything important that you notice When table is done reading, share as a group

Jigsaw Read your assigned section (1, 2, 3, or 4) Discuss with your group: How did they change from the initial problem? What are the benefits of this change? What are the challenges?

Jigsaw Resort into groups so each group has someone that read section 1, 2, 3, and 4. Share out your section to the other groups

Return to your original seats Read the final section on pg. 378 What do you think about the article? Is this do-able in your classroom? At what grade should this process be encouraged?

Break

Time for Innovation Complete your Paper Slide Video Plan to share with your colleagues Plan additional Three Act Tasks to use throughout the rest of your year

Taking Back to your District What format would be feasible for you to bring this back to your district? What highlights would be necessary to share? What activities would you include in your session? Be prepared to share What makes a rich task? What is a Three Act Task? Intellectual Need Missing the Promise of Modeling Mini Paper videos Other…

Complete the Evaluation Thank you for coming to the workshop and I look forward to seeing you at our future events!

Through Provoking Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDZFcDGpL4U