Resolutions for (Maths) Teachers

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Resolutions for (Maths) Teachers Colleen Young

Some thoughts and ideas for your classroom...

Some thoughts and ideas for your classroom... Slides include hyperlinks to further information Hyperlinks here

This year I will .... Know my impact and strive to be an ’expert’ teacher Consider Hattie’s Mind Frames and five dimensions of teaching Know thy impact – John Hattie

This year I will .... Remind my students about being ‘gritty’! If their attitude is right – all the usual expectations follow! Expectations – Gritty Students

This year I will .... Be conscious of my own mindset as well as developing a growth mindset in my students Carol Dweck on mindset Expectations – Gritty Students

This year I will .... Always remember the importance of good teacher / student relationships. Ultimately, when you know your students and your students trust you, you can ignore all the “rules” of feedback. Without that relationship, all the research in the world won’t matter. (Wiliam, 2014). Dylan Wiliam on Feedback

This year I will .... Plan lessons efficiently remembering it’s all about what the students are learning, how they will learn it and how will they progress from here? Lesson Planning

Lesson Planning

Start lessons promptly and calmly. This year I will .... Start lessons promptly and calmly. Bell Work

This year I will .... Use a greater variety of starters to engage students. Use starters (and plenaries at any time!) for recall...and hints of things to come! By starter I mean a structured beginning to the lesson appropriate to that lesson and that class. Starters and Plenaries Bell Work

This year I will .... Use a greater variety of starters to engage students. Including starters for the older students ... Starters and Plenaries Bell Work

Bell Work Diagnostic Questions

Rich Questions

Check work with WolframAlpha

Here’s the diagram....what’s the question?

Recall – Calculus mini-test

Recall – Calculus mini-test

This year I will .... Ask great questions. Pose questions to address misconceptions. Pose questions which require higher order thinking skills. Rich Questions Misconceptions Bloomin’ Mathematics

This year I will .... Baffle my students! “It strikes me that the most able students need to be in a state of regular bafflement, enjoying the fact that they are wrestling with new concepts, and having the confidence to know that they will resolve confusions with a bit (maybe quite a bit) of mental effort. Simon Singh Simon Singh on Mathematics Teaching

This year I will .... Baffle my students! and help them be great problem solvers. Problem Solving Rich Tasks

This year I will .... Get the students to ask great questions. Let the students know that their great questions mean they are learning. Diagnostic Questions by Year 7

Make sure key vocabulary is defined, understood and used by all. This year I will .... Make sure key vocabulary is defined, understood and used by all. Reference for Students

This year I will .... Use a good variety of activities, always thinking about the learning first. Integrate rich tasks into my normal classroom practice. I’m Looking For .... Rich Tasks AfL

Remind my students that good mathematicans can go backwards! This year I will .... Remind my students that good mathematicans can go backwards! Good Mathematicans Can Go Backwards

Remember that a diagram speaks a lot of words.. This year I will .... Remember that a diagram speaks a lot of words.. From Ratio and Proportion

Remember that a little colour can make things clear This year I will .... Remember that a little colour can make things clear Colour in Mathematics Colourful Mathematics

This year I will .... Look out for great resources for learning and create some where necessary but be aware of time spent... ...because I want to spend time planning my lessons and thinking about my students’ learning and how I’m going to help them understand and make it stick. And how will I know what they know? Looking for Resources

This year I will .... Not be fooled by poor proxies for learning! In any lessons – including my own!

Help my students to recall information. This year I will .... Help my students to recall information. Highlighting is a waste of time! Mini-Tests

This year I will .... Continue talking to my students about how we learn and how to study effectively Learning Scientists Study Strategies

This year I will .... Give my students clear and frequent feedback. The most powerful single modification that enhances achievement is feedback. The simplest prescription for improving education must be “dollops of feedback”. Hattie, J.A. (1992). Measuring the effects of schooling. Australian Journal of Education  Feedback Progression

Feedback .... If there’s a single principle teachers need to digest about classroom feedback, it’s this: The only thing that matters is what students do with it. No matter how well the feedback is designed, if students do not use the feedback to move their own learning forward, it’s a waste of time.  (Wiliam, 2014). Dylan Wiliam on Feedback

This year I will use RAG 123 RAG 123

This year I will .... Give my students clear and frequent feedback. Help my students to become experts at assessing their own work. Assessment & Feedback Dollops of Feedback

Give my students time to respond to feedback. This year I will .... Give my students time to respond to feedback. Assessment & Feedback Dollops of Feedback

Do you give students enough time to reflect?     Do you give students enough time to reflect? 

Keep on using resources that students can then use at home. This year I will .... Keep on using resources that students can then use at home. Calculators & Tools Top >10 Maths Websites for Students

This year I will .... Finish my lessons well! Plenary By that I mean a structured end to the lesson appropriate to that lesson and that class. Plenaries Lesson Endings

This year I will .... Use a greater variety of homework activities. For example: Set questions with solutions and mark schemes Prepare ahead Revise and Recall   Rich Tasks Use Online Resources Vocabulary Reflective Writing Collaborate online Do two! Homework Ideas

This year I will .... Use a greater variety of homework activities. For example: Sometimes let the students choose their own tasks! Independent Homework

Record learning behaviours and give students access to their records. This year I will .... Record learning behaviours and give students access to their records. ClassCharts

This year I will .... Remember that professional development can happen every day! So many great articles / books / blogs /free courses out there! …and also educators to connect with. Reading Future Learn–courses Math Twitter

Organise all my ideas and resources so I can find them again! This year I will .... Organise all my ideas and resources so I can find them again! Searching for things ...

And for your students .... The 11 Commandments

Mathematics for Students Mathematics, Learning and Technology