Work Smarter, Not Harder: A Framework for Math Teaching and Learning

Author:   Teruni Lamberg
Publisher:   Rowman & Littlefield
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9781475853803


Pages:   138
Publication Date:   08 November 2019
Format:   Paperback
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Work Smarter, Not Harder: A Framework for Math Teaching and Learning


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Help you students learn math and get results by working smarter, not harder! This book provides a researched based, classroom tested framework that situates whole class discussions in the process of teaching. The process of teaching considers how to design the physical space, develop classroom routines, plan lessons and facilitate discussions by considering assessment to plan the next instructional move. These are things that teachers naturally do. However, how specifically these actions are carried out is what makes a difference! Research based strategies that naturally fit together to make teaching easier is provided. Many times, when these strategies are implemented in isolation and not holistically, it is hard to get results. This framework naturally integrates the Standards for Mathematical Practice as outlined in the Common Core Standards teaching easier. Therefore, spend your time working smarter not harder to get results in student learning!

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Author:   Teruni Lamberg
Publisher:   Rowman & Littlefield
Imprint:   Rowman & Littlefield
Dimensions:   Width: 15.30cm , Height: 0.80cm , Length: 22.00cm
Weight:   0.204kg
ISBN:  

9781475853803


ISBN 10:   1475853807
Pages:   138
Publication Date:   08 November 2019
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

List of Video Clips Preface Acknowledgements Chapter 1- Whole Class Discussion Framework Chapter 2- Design the Physical Space For Discussions Chapter 3- Classroom Routines for Discussions Chapter 4- Optimize Learning through Planning Chapter 5- Third Level Of Planning: What Do We Talk About? Chapter 6- The Discussion: Three Levels Of Sense Making Chapter 7- Reflect and Improve Teaching to Support Learning References About the Author

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Nationally-known scholar Teruni Lamberg provides an update to her popular whole class discussion book. New videos and a deeper dive into formative assessment highlight this new edition as Dr. Lamberg shares research-based strategies in a framework that would benefit teachers at all levels. This book works particularly well in a book club, professional development setting or a math methods course. -- Jeff Shih, PhD, Professor of Mathematics Education, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Board Member, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics The framework in Work Smarter, Not Harder acknowledges the complexities of teaching in practice. Both experienced and novice teachers will find a rich guide in this book to help them create classroom environments where mathematical discussions can thrive. Classroom routines and the physical environment are clearly addressed. The resource contains many specific examples, including videos, to help teachers examine their assessment and their planning practices, to ensure that they are effectively supporting children's learning of mathematics. -- Tracy Goodson-Espy, Professor of Curriculum & Instruction (Mathematics Education); Co-Director of the Middle and Secondary Graduate Certificate Program, Appalachian State University Work Smarter, Not Harder is a wonderful resource written by an amazing educator. Work Smarter, Not Harder gives the reader a framework to guide a powerful mathematics discussion. The designed framework is there to guide and empower conversations that can happen in the classroom when the educator has planned and considered the big mathematical idea within the unit, topic or lesson. Meaningful discussions help engage, build confidence and motivation in our students love for math. It is a must read! -- Channon Toles, Elementary Mathematics Instructional Coach, Washoe County School District Visiting classrooms with Dr. Lamberg gave me the opportunity to observe her research implemented in the classrooms. The framework is simple in structure, but deeply rooted in student learning. It allows students the opportunity to connect ideas, therefore increasing their depth of mathematical thinking. -- Kathy Dees, Professional Development at Clark County School District; Professional Development Coordinator, Southern Nevada, Regional Professional Development Coordinator, Las Vegas Work Smarter, Not Harder is a must-have resource for educators at all levels from pre-service to veteran. Using simple strategies presented in the book, I have seen my class move to an effective and efficient student-centered classroom. In addition to this, the students in my class now see the benefit of the concepts being presented and take ownership of their learning. -- Carrie Hair, teacher, Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching Award Winner, Nevada


Nationally-known scholar Teruni Lamberg provides an update to her popular whole class discussion book. New videos and a deeper dive into formative assessment highlight this new edition as Dr. Lamberg shares research-based strategies in a framework that would benefit teachers at all levels. This book works particularly well in a book club, professional development setting or a math methods course. -- Jeff Shih, PhD, Professor of Mathematics Education, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Board Member, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics The framework in Work Smarter, Not Harder acknowledges the complexities of teaching in practice. Both experienced and novice teachers will find a rich guide in this book to help them create classroom environments where mathematical discussions can thrive. Classroom routines and the physical environment are clearly addressed. The resource contains many specific examples, including videos, to help teachers examine their assessment and their planning practices, to ensure that they are effectively supporting children's learning of mathematics. -- Tracy Goodson-Espy, Professor of Curriculum & Instruction (Mathematics Education); Co-Director of the Middle and Secondary Graduate Certificate Program, Appalachian State University


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Dr. Teruni Lamberg is an Associate Professor of Mathematics at the University of Nevada. She has held many leadership positions and was the Principal Investigator of the Nevada Mathematics Project.

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