Using technology alongside #SlowMath
to promote productive struggle
2017 T³™ International Conference
Sunday, March 12, 8:30 – 10 a.m.
Columbus AB, East Tower, Ballroom Level
Jennifer Wilson
Jill Gough
One of the Mathematics Teaching Practices from the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics’ (NCTM) “Principles to Actions” is to support productive struggle in learning mathematics.
- How does technology promote productive struggle?
- How might we provide #SlowMath opportunities for all students to notice and question?
- How do activities that provide for visualization and conceptual development of mathematics help students think deeply about mathematical ideas and relationships?
[Cross posted at Easing the Hurry Syndrome]
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