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Mathematics

This image features a black chalkboard with the word "Mathematics" written in large cursive letters in the center. The background is filled with numerous mathematical equations, formulas, and expressions written in white chalk. The writing covers a range of mathematics topics, including algebra and calculus, with symbols for summation, integrals, and various algebraic operations. The image captures the essence of a complex and comprehensive mathematical environment, often found in academic settings such as classrooms or study areas.

Mathematics Standards

Professional Learning Opportunities

K-12 Math Standards

Scaffolding Documents

Engage NY Video Library

i-Ready Tour

Mississippi Department of Education iTunes U

NCTM Professional Development Workshops & Online PD

The Teaching Channel Video Resources & More

Teaching Strategies & Activities

Instructional Resources

Active Participation

Building Meaningful Student Connections

Concrete - Representational - Abstract: Sequence of Instruction

Continuous Monitoring

Engaging Lesson Ideas

Explicit Teacher Modeling

Gizmos! Online simulations that power inquiry and understanding.

Illuminations - Lessons and Online Activities

Illustrative Mathematics

Mathematics Asessment Project - Formative Assessment Lessons (FALs)

Mathematics Instructional Videos by Grade Level and Standard

Scaffolding Instruction

Structured Cooperative Learning Groups

Student Achievement Partners Math Milestones

Sumdog Math Contests

TI Technology Integration Activities
 
The image shows a close-up of educational materials, possibly for a math lesson about fractions. There are cards with pie charts on them. One card on the left has a pie chart divided into thirds with one third colored in. Another card on the right shows the same pie chart with one third colored in a different color. There is a hand placing a card with a fraction, '1/3', written on it, pointing to the colored section of the pie chart on the right. The background is a neutral color, and there are blurred out cards with fractions at the edge of the image. This educational setup seems designed to teach the concept of fractions visually.