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Building Mathematical Thinking

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Building Mathematical Thinkingtakes each concept from the mathematics curriculum for grades 3-6 and breaks it down into a series of small easy-to-grasp increments, called "skinny concepts." Each skinny concept is simple enough that students can discover it on their own or in collaboration with their peers. Completing these short lessons daily gives students a sense of accomplishment. Students are challenged to think "mathematically" rather than mechanically when they discover, test, and share their own theories. Through active participation in the discovery of several skinny concepts, students learn and understand the larger concepts that constitute the mathematics curriculum. Though manipulatives (such as base ten blocks) are suggested, they are not required to teach the lessons.

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Building Mathematical Thinking, Marsha Stanton

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2001
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Titel
Building Mathematical Thinking
Sprache
Englisch
Autor*innen
Marsha Stanton
Einband
Paperback
Seitenzahl
205
ISBN10
0838825516
ISBN13
9780838825518
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Sachbücher
Beschreibung
Building Mathematical Thinkingtakes each concept from the mathematics curriculum for grades 3-6 and breaks it down into a series of small easy-to-grasp increments, called "skinny concepts." Each skinny concept is simple enough that students can discover it on their own or in collaboration with their peers. Completing these short lessons daily gives students a sense of accomplishment. Students are challenged to think "mathematically" rather than mechanically when they discover, test, and share their own theories. Through active participation in the discovery of several skinny concepts, students learn and understand the larger concepts that constitute the mathematics curriculum. Though manipulatives (such as base ten blocks) are suggested, they are not required to teach the lessons.