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1 Common Core Math Night 3/11/14

2 Welcome!

3 Tonight’s Objectives Help parents understand how the Common Core State Standards are different from traditional NY educational standards. Help parents understand what the shift to the new standards will mean for their children. Help parents understand how they can help their children at home.

4 A Closer Look: Mathematics Shifts
Focus: learn more about less Build skills across grades Develop speed and accuracy Really know it, Really do it Use it in the real world Think fast AND solve problems 4

5 Traditional U.S. Approach
K Number and Operations Measurement and Geometry Algebra and Functions Statistics and Probability

6 Common Core State Standards approach
Operations and Algebraic Thinking Expressions and Equations Algebra Number and Operations—Base Ten The Number System Number and Operations—Fractions K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 High School 6

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8 What parents can do?

9 Parent support can help students succeed
By staying involved, informed and engaged, parents can help students be successful There are many ways to help: Review and discuss their homework Communicate with their teachers Attend public meetings to learn more Learn about the standards and how they affect your child’s education and school Look through your child’s backpack each afternoon 9

10 Backpacks: What you should see
Math homework that asks students to write out how they got their answer How did you use math today? Can you show me an example? Real-world examples that makes what students learn in math make more sense Math homework that asks students to use different methods to solve the same problem What math problems did you do today? How did you get your answer? Some questions to ask your child

11 Pearson SuccessNet Online access to classroom resources
Provides an opportunity to look inside your child’s day-to-day learning. Online access to classroom resources Individually assigned activities and assessments Skills-based games to support mathematical practice and application Ability to monitor student progress These interactive learning experiences will help to motivate and excite your child. Sharon

12 Closing discussion What other information would be helpful to you?
What other questions do you have? 12


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