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Episode 6: Make Math Moments Through Proportional Relationships

In Episode 6, we further our exploration of Relationships and Proportional Reasoning. Our time together includes a problem-based approach to the following topics: recognizing linear vs non-linear relationships, and representing linear relations: graphically, numerically, and algebraically. Zoom Webinar – Presentation Presenter: Kyle Pearce & Jon Orr Audience: Grades K-12 RESOURCES: learn.makemathmoments.com/task/voting-booth learn.makemathmoments.com/tasks knowledgehook.com (Snapshots tool) …

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Download RecordingJan 21, 2021
Level(s): Intermediate (Grades 7-8), Secondary, Intermediate (Grades 9-10), Senior
Presenter(s):
Jon Orr;
Kyle Pearce
Area(s) of Focus: Mathematics
Keyword(s): Podcast (25), growth mindset (15), Math Moments (8), Math Skills (8), proportional reasoning (7), Relationships (4)
Towards a Pedagogy of Playful Mathematics

The Ontario math curriculum is composed of expectations (the content) and processes (the actions of doing mathematics). The math processes are all about thinking about and doing mathematics. Doing mathematics is pleasurable. This session will explore ways to make mathematics more playful while infusing process and problem-solving into your program. To do that, we will …

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Download RecordingFeb 8, 2018
Level(s): Junior, Intermediate (Grades 7-8), Intermediate (Grades 9-10)
Presenter(s):
Matthew Oldridge
Area(s) of Focus: Mathematics
The Progression of Division

The Progression of Division: From Arrays and Area Models to Long Division and Beyond Like multiplication, division is a very important concept that spans from primary and into abstraction well beyond our high school curriculum. Let’s take some time to explore where the idea of division begins, build a conceptual understanding of what it means, …

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Download RecordingApr 18, 2017
Level(s): Primary
Presenter(s):
Kyle Pearce
Area(s) of Focus: Mathematics
Keyword(s): Mathematics (30), Division (8), contextual tasks (4), conceptual understanding (3), concrete tasks (2), deep understanding (2), arrays (1), area models (1), visual asks (1)
Deconstructing the Primary Math Curriculum

Formerly known as The Math Strands Across the Primary Curriculum In this session, we will deconstruct the expectations within the Measurement, Geometry & Spatial Sense, Pattering & Algebra, and Data Management & Probability so as to best support teaching through problem-solving and have students “think mathematically” as opposed to simply “doing math”. This session will …

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Download RecordingApr 6, 2017
Level(s): Primary
Presenter(s):
Mary-Kay Goindi
Area(s) of Focus: Mathematics
Keyword(s): problem-solving (31), Algebra (6), measurement (2), Numeration (2), student work (2), Primary Math Curriculum (1), Geometry (1), Spatial Sense (1), Pattering (1), Data Management (1), Probability (1), think mathematically (1), classroom-friendly (1), Numbersense (1)
Making with Minecraft

In this session participants will explore curriculum connections to the popular game Minecraft. Do you have access to technology? iPads, PCs, Windows tablets? All of these devices are capable of playing the game. Together, we will explore how to get set up so your students can begin creating content to support our curriculum. Curriculum connections will be demonstrated …

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Download RecordingJan 28, 2016
Level(s): Elementary, Primary, FDK, Junior, Intermediate (Grades 7-8)
Presenter(s):
Brian Aspinall
Area(s) of Focus: Curriculum, Mathematics, Technology in the Classroom
Keyword(s): collaboration (56), google apps (53), literacy (26), ipad (24), creativity (14), numeracy (8), science (6), geography (6), Algebra (6), history (5), Minecraft (4), art (3), student voice (2), patterning (2)

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Episode 6: Make Math Moments Through Proportional Relationships

Towards a Pedagogy of Playful Mathematics

The Progression of Division

Deconstructing the Primary Math Curriculum

Making with Minecraft

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