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Using Writing in Mathematics When and how to introduce math journaling, and how to move from feeling-oriented, open-ended questions to more specifically mathematical thinking and writing. Heavy use of the term “metacognition,” with examples from teachers’ journal writing about using math journals.
Power Writing in Math Class (pdf) A handout about paragraph construction: The writer gradually adds details to turn a bare-bones paragraph into a decent explanation.
Talking, Writing, and Mathematical Thinking Click the “View a Sample Chapter/Article” link to download the first chapter, which discusses how students’ writing can lead to deeper learning.
Writing Prompts for Math Teachers Compare and analyze “Math Problems of the Week” from Out In Left Field, paying special attention to the “Extra Credit” questions. How can studying these examples help you improve your own math teaching? [Hat tip: Joanne Jacobs.]
Writing to Develop Understanding “[An] iterative approach that includes initial writing, supportive feedback, and revision is where significant improvement in problem solving takes place.” Four articles about the Math Forum Problems of the Week program.
Aunty Math: Math Challenges for K-5 Learners Story problem challenges, tips on problem solving, and advice for the parent or teacher. Students can write up and submit their answers.
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