Scaffolding in Math: A Focus on the Process.

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Scaffolding in Math: A Focus on the Process

Instructional Scaffolding A Process in which a teacher adds SUPPORTS for students to enhance learning and aid in the mastery of tasks.

Three Types of Scaffolding Task~ Specified steps Material~ cue sheet or guided examples Content~ focus on skill being taught

Content Scaffolding *Our Focus TODAY The teacher selects content that is NOT distracting / difficult Allows students to focus on the skill being taught Techniques for CONTENT SCAFFOLDING Use Familiar or Highly Interesting Content Use Easy Content Start with the Easy Steps

Breakout Activity~ Focus on the Process

Instructional Planning Breakout