Cultivating Math Confidence
Teaching Strategies to Boost Proficiency in Grades 6-12
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Product details:
- Edition number 1
- Publisher Taylor & Francis
- Date of Publication 30 June 2026
- ISBN 9781032943985
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages236 pages
- Size 254x178 mm
- Weight 620 g
- Language English
- Illustrations 126 Illustrations, black & white 700
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Short description:
This guidebook helps you tackle roadblocks in your students' math understanding by bringing together dozens of classroom-tested planning and instructional strategies. Teachers and instructors in secondary mathematics courses can benefit from this practical primer on building math proficiency among their current and future students alike.
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This guidebook helps you tackle roadblocks your students may be facing in their math understanding and confidence. Author, teacher, and instructional coach Kristen Smith brings together dozens of classroom-tested planning and instructional strategies that have shown measurable improvements in student proficiency. Written in an easily replicable format, these practices demonstrate the direct connections between math instruction, student behavior, and student learning, and how making these connections with your students boosts proficiency. The book is divided into sections on planning, instruction, and coaching, addressing how teachers can use math content to both build student skills and drive student engagement and motivation, ultimately unlocking confident math learners. Chapters include examples and visuals like classroom photographs, sample materials, lesson plans, pacing guides, and coaching agendas. The author balances personal classroom anecdotes with student proficiency data collected across various educational settings, grade levels, and on all types of assessment. These markers include internal outcome-based assessments, state standardized tests, and performance tasks. Designed with both classroom-level and school or district usage in mind, this resource offers strategies that can be immediately implemented or used in evaluation and professional development. Teachers, administrators, instructional coaches, and pre-service teachers in secondary mathematics courses can all benefit from this practical primer on building math proficiency among their current and future students alike.
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Part 1: Instructional Moves that Build Confidence 1. Maximizing Inquiry to Build Confidence 2. A Culture of Belief 3. Norms That Support Confident Math Learners 4. Intentional Response Protocals 5. Constructing Question Arcs 6. Feedback to Fuel Growth 7. Assessment with Insight and Intention 8. The Proficiency Pivot Part 2: Planning for Proficiency 9. A Lesson Structure that Builds Student Confidence 10. Developing Mastery Through Strategic Practice 11. Remediation and Intervention for Unfinished Learning 12. Using Assessment Data to Drive Progress Part 3: Coaching for Confidence and Clarity 13. An Introductin to Coaching 14. Coaching for Clarity 15 Coaching for Confidence
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