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Working in small groups to understand mathematics better
The research is in: students make sense of mathematical problems best when they work in small groups, with hands-on experiences that echo real-world situations. That’s why Station Activities for Texas Mathematics have proven so popular—middle school students learn to apply mathematics, employ problem-solving strategies, communicate with one another, and reason through to the answers while working together.
The book contains 16 sets of activities focusing on: Number, Operation, and Quantitative Reasoning; Geometry and Spatial Reasoning; Measurement; Patterns, Relationships, and Algebraic Thinking; Probability and Statistics. The activities consist of four different stations where students work in small groups, moving from station to station once their activities are complete.
Includes teacher support with discussion guides with prompts to encourage reflection and synthesis of ideas, suggested appropriate responses, and a listing of common errors and misconceptions identified in current research, answer keys, and material lists.
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