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Thank you for your interest in MidSchoolMath! The 2017 MidSchoolMath National Conference has concluded but attendees can still find Session Handouts and Resources in the Conference Dropbox at: http://bit.ly/MidSchoolMath2017 Attendees may also want to print a copy of their personalized agenda, using this site, so they have a record of the specific sessions they attended. 

We look forward to returning to Santa Fe next year!  Save the date for March 2-3, 2018 and visit our website at http://www.midschoolmathnationalconference.com/ for updates on the Call for Presenters (late spring 2017) and Early Bird Registration specials (early fall 2017). 


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Saturday, March 4 • 9:20am - 10:35am
Powerful Feedback to Enhance Math Learning FILLING

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When providing feedback to students regarding their math performance, teachers often rely on an analysis of calculation mistakes and incorrect assumptions.  Teachers also often find it difficult to write questions that push students past what they already know or have learned.  Teacher questions don’t help students explore why they made the mistakes they did on complex tasks, and the questions do not match what the teachers noticed and wondered about student work. 

This session is designed to help teachers begin to transform the nature of their questions to deepen student learning.  This work will be accomplished in the session using an online collaboration venue.  Teachers will practice noticing and wondering and crafting appropriate questions based on their own work on a task of high cognitive demand and then commenting on anonymous student work.  The collaborative, online framework slows teachers' thinking down, so they can be more reflective on the work.

BYOD: Plan to bring a laptop, with the ability to connect to a wi-fi network, with you to this session. 

 
Presenters
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Stephanie Owens

Educational Consultant, Imagine Education, Inc.
Stephanie Owens, Ph. D., has been working in the field of education for 20 years, at the university level and in K-12 public schools. Her training as an Educational Psychologist focused on the education of pre-service teachers who were pursuing education degrees with a teaching license... Read More →

Saturday March 4, 2017 9:20am - 10:35am MST
Sweeney D Santa Fe Community Convention Center
  Sessions: Engage & Explore

Attendees (60)