Join the amazing math facilitator team of Dr. Deb Crawford and Dr. Holly Tate for a dynamic webinar series designed to help math teachers use the Eight Math Teaching Practices to adeptly design, instruct, and assess learning to support all learners to meet the 2023 Virginia math standards. Participants will gain and extend valuable skills and engage with colleagues to apply these practices in the classroom. You will leave with a renewed sense of confidence as you break down and use adaptable approaches to implement evidence-based math practices in your classroom that align with the rigorous thinking and complex content knowledge that students are expected to demonstrate. The Eight Mathematical Practices that will be the focus of the webinar series are:

1. Establish Clear Mathematics Goals to Focus Instruction and Support Student Learning
2. Implement Rich Tasks that Promote Reasoning and Problem-Solving and Engage Learners in Meaningful Mathematics
3. Use and Connect Mathematical Representations to Help Learners Make Sense of Concepts through Models, Strategies, and Symbols
4. Facilitate Meaningful Mathematical Discourse by Encouraging Student Thinking through Mathematical Conversation
5. Pose Purposeful Questions that Provoke Mathematical Thinking and Extend Understanding
6. Build Procedural Fluency from Conceptual Understanding that Supports Accuracy and Efficiency with Deep Understanding
7. Support Productive Struggle In Learning Mathematics by Creating a Safe Environment where Effort Leads to Growth
8. Elicit and Use Evidence of Student Thinking to Inform Instruction and Advance Learning

Zoom webinar series ( a zoom link will be sent out closer to the date of the webinar)

6-12 Math Teachers, Math Specialists, Instructional Coaches, Math Coaches, ITRTs, Special Education and Intervention Teachers, Building Level Administrators

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