WEB3-Act Tasks, Intellectual Need, Modeling, Patient Problem Solving, Planning. I think about the question mark every time I teach a lesson. I’ve been so carefully to get to this point. Yet sometimes my question mark comes from a path that looks like this.
WEBMore than one way to skin a task! Fractions, Making Math Accessible, Math Tools, Modeling, Patient Problem Solving, SMPs. I tried “the Big Pad” with a 4th grade class and my anticipation of possible solutions was way off!!! …
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3-Act Task: A 5th-grade lesson captured - Questioning My …
WEBJan 23, 2017 · 3-Act Task: A 5th-grade lesson captured. 3-Act Tasks, 6-8, Estimation, Fractions, Intellectual Need, Math Progressions, Modeling, Teacher Content | 15 comments. A while back I shared a kindergarten lesson and I was really happy with the way it turned out. The 5th-grade lesson below, not so much.
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3-Act Task: A kindergarten lesson captured - Questioning My …
WEBOct 24, 2016 · 3-Act Task: A kindergarten lesson captured. Over the past few months I’ve been asked for videos that capture a 3-Act Task being taught in the elementary grades. I didn’t have any, or know of anyone that has captured an elementary 3-Act except for this Teaching Channel piece.
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Beginning a Unit with a 3-Act Task - Questioning My Metacognition
WEBDec 14, 2015 · As a rule of thumb, I’ll try to begin every unit with a 3-Act task and implement 1-2 more of them throughout the unit. I shared this idea of swinging for fence on day one at NCTM Regionals and apparently Geoff Krall agreed.
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Questioning My Metacognition | Trying to be a better teacher
WEBFeb 6, 2019 · 1.9K views 5 years ago. 3-Act Tasks are an awesome way to hook your students in mathematical problem solving. See https://gfletchy.com/3-act-lessons/ for pre-made tasks and...
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Episode #64 - Are You Missing The Mark With 3-Act Math Tasks…
WEBFeb 17, 2020 · Today we have GFletchy himself! Yes, today on the podcast we have 3-Act Math Task Builder, National Speaker, and Math Specialist Graham Fletcher. Stick around while we chat with our good ol Canadian friend who’s transplanted in America on what it really means to assess, how to leverage engagement in your math class, where some …
WEBAbout This Activity. This activity is made up of three parts or “acts;” 1) The Question, 2) Gathering Information, and 3) The Reveal. The entire activity typically takes a full math period or the acts can be split up and worked on across multiple days.
