Powerful Instructional Practices Mathematics
Mathematics
Teachers who take a balanced approach to mathematics instruction use formative assessment lessons to check students’ understanding of math concepts and correct misunderstandings. No matter what curriculum they use, with SREB’s Powerful Mathematics Instructional Practices, teachers challenge students with complex, real-world assignments that engage students in a productive struggle and require problem solving, reasoning and mathematical modeling skills.
Explore Our Powerful Mathematics Instructional Practices
Learn how SREB’s Powerful
Mathematics Instructional Practices empower students to view math
as an essential tool for solving real-world problems. Our new
videos, produced by the Teaching Channel in partnership with
SREB, visit classrooms across the U.S. in which students are
solving challenging problems and engaging in critical thinking
and reasoning.
Powerful Mathematics Instructional Practices
Build students' procedural and reasoning skills and deepen their understanding of math concepts
This quick-reference guide presents
examples of teacher and student behaviors and learning artifacts
found in classrooms that embrace SREB’s six Powerful
Mathematics Instructional Practices.
