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TODOS Live!TODOS Live! began with funds obtained through a NCTM MET grant. Through the years TODOS Live! has had many excellent sessions and presenters. A list of previous recordings and upcoming sessions is below. Please note that due to limitations to online storage we have lost access to some of our sessions. Currently, sessions are being stored on a TODOS Live! Vimeo Channel.Upcoming Sessions
Past Sessions2020
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Title: Mathematics Intervention: Structures and Strategies to Support Struggling Learners Struggling learners deserve programs that help them catch up. Yet typically support classes focus on below grade level skills – an insidious form of tracking that does little to help students to do better in their core mathematics class. Based on research and reality, we will explore six principles that may promote shifts in traditional thinking about mathematics intervention, experience principles in the context of proportional reasoning, and leave ready to address this important equity issue. Presenter: Shelley Kriegler Recording |
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Title: Countering Deficit Myths of Students with Dis/Abilities and Conceptualizing Possibilities: A Culturally Responsive and Relational Approach to Mathematics. Presenter: Cathery Yeh Recording |
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Season Seven
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Title: 7.1 Effective Teaching Practices to Support English Language Learners Learn about the specific demands of teaching mathematics for English Language Learners, especially related to modeling and communication math practices. Support students to make assumptions and reflect on their solutions by means of technology, comparisons of word and modeling problems, and well-planned interrelated social and analytic scaffolding. Presenter: José Francisco Sala García Recording |
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Title: Talk Less, Listen More Listening is one of the most important tools in a teacher’s toolbox. In this session, we’ll explore a variety of rich mathematical tasks, focused on early number, operations, and equality concepts that provide authentic opportunities for us to learn to better listen to our students. We’ll also engage in some mathematical activities as an exercise in learning how to truly listen to our student’s ideas and conceptions. Presenter: Zachary Champagne Recording |
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Title: Cultural and Linguistic Diversity: Resources for Teaching and Learning This presentation centers the idea of diversity as a resource for mathematics teaching and learning. The focus is on how to build on the diversity present in our classrooms (in particular, language and cultural diversity) to enhance the mathematics learning opportunities for all of us (teachers, students, and parents). Marta will discuss the concept of valorization of knowledge and how that may affect how we interact with diversity in the classroom. Presenter: Marta Civil Recording |
Season Six
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Title: 6.1 Weaving Indigenous Perspectives & Mathematics: Landscape of Success for ALL Learners. Effective Teaching Practices to Support English Language Learners Presenter: Florence Glanfield Recording of Part 1Recording of Part 2 |
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Title: 6.2 Maximizing Algebra Access through Conversational Lecture and Tablet technology In this session, Angela discussed her journey in learning how to give students who have previously failed a mathematics course a positive, uplifting experience through conversational lectures and using a tablet. She demonstrated how she uses the tablet to improve the experiences of students with a wide variety of needs. Presenter: Angela Thompson Recording |
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Title: 6.3 Some Reflections about the Visual Aspects In the Mathematics Learning The creation, interpretation, and reflection about visual displays, is a major component in the mathematics learning process at all levels. We will consider some of the different roles that visualization plays in that mathematics discourse, and we will reflect on ways teachers can support all the students in that process. Presenter: Greisy Winiki Landman Recording |
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Title: 6.4 Statistics: A Pathway through the Standards Presented This session aims to give teachers a sense of the continuity in content as the study of data moves from elementary through middle school to high school by examining similar data displayed in graphs that change as students progress through the standards. Panelists: Diane Kinch and Kyndall Brown Recording |
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Title: 6.5 Burst Webinars: Expressions, Equations, Patterns, and Algebra. The Pizza Place - A real-life context to introduce variables expressions and equations. Presenter: Shelley Kriegler Recording of The Pizza PlaceRecording of All Others |
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Title: 6.6 From Using to Understanding Tools: Reimagining the Protractor to Support Student Mathematical Agency. Presenter: José Manuel Martínez Recording |
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Title: 6.7 Essential Understanding of Geometry for English Language Learners This presentation shows a set of tasks that support the centrality of geometry. The formula for the area of a triangle and the Pythagorean theorem are explored using decomposition and rearrangement. The blackline masters have been designed in different language proficiency levels without modifying math goals so that students can respond to them in accordance with their language acquisition stage. Social and analytic scaffolding are interrelated, and mathematical discourse is focused on the key practices of argumentation, strategic usage of tools, and attention to precision. Presenter: José Francisco Sala García Recording |
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Title: 6.8 Using Discourse to Access Language and Mathematics for English Learners Extensive use of discourse in the classroom is a key practice to support the learning of English while learning mathematics. English learners are in varying stages of English language development, and discourse will increase their productive (oral and written) and receptive (listening and reading) language functions in addition to their comprehension of mathematics concepts. The Standards for Mathematical Practice expect students to reason, construct viable arguments, and critique the reasoning of others, among other practices. Thus, classroom teachers need to provide support for students’ English language development to engage in these practices. In this webinar, Dr. Susie W. Håkansson shares the rationale for using discourse in the classroom, the role of productive and receptive language functions in the learning of mathematics, as well as examples of how to increase discourse in the classroom. The presentation covers: Challenges in learning English Using discourse (including the role of productive and receptive language functions), Language in the mathematics classroom, Cognitively-demanding mathematics tasks, Examples of discourse in the classroom, Equity, and excellence Learn how to support your English learners while they are learning mathematics. This recorded webinar is designed for mathematics educators, administrators, coaches, classroom teachers, as well as mathematics teacher educators. Presenter: Susie Håkansson Recording |
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Title: 6.9 Engaging the English Language Learner to Grasp Growing Sequences Support language development and productive struggle, and motivate the English language learner in algebraic thinking by examining growing pattern tasks through well-planned interrelated social and analytic scaffolding. Also, engage in mathematical discourse focused on the argumentation, structure, and regularity Presenter: José Francisco Sala García Recording |
Season Five
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Title: Our Questions and Their Discourse are the Keys to Their Engagement and Learning Language rich classrooms where students are actively engaged in thinking, communicating, and problem-solving because the questions we ask and the discourse we enable are the classrooms in which children thrive. We'll look at a range of examples of the questions that stimulate discourse and the amazing things that emerge when an answer is only a first step. Presenter: Steve Leinwand Recording |
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Title: Weaving Indigenous Perspectives & Mathematics: Landscape of Success for ALL Learners (Part 1) In this session, we will explore the different ways in which Indigenous perspectives are woven into mathematics and mathematics teaching and learning and the ways in which those perspectives might inform success for ALL learners. Presenter: Florence Glanfield Materials: Recording |
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Title: Engaging Every Learner Through Hands-On Instruction A solid understanding of fractions is critical for student success in mathematics. The language of fractions is precise and often confusing to learners. Manipulative models provide a structure for helping students master the vocabulary of fractions and see the connections between whole number operations and fraction operations. This workshop will share strategies for using manipulatives to model and build a conceptual understanding of fraction operations. Presenter: Sara Moore Recording |
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Title: STEM’ify Your Community: STEM for ALL and ALL for STEM Stamford has instituted the Stamford STEMfest, which is a day of free activities centered around STEM. This festival is modeled after Ireland's Maths Week. The Stamford STEMfest goals include: 1) building an awareness about STEM for students and their parents, 2) demonstrating to students how much fun these disciplines can be, 3) showing students how these disciplines are inherent in many of the things we do every day, and 4) having students learn about the career and college opportunities in STEM. This event has been extremely successful in getting all students and the community to learn about STEM. The event is now being done in other cities around the country. Learn about this event, how it has impacted the community, and how you can get involved! Presenter: Carrie Chiapetta Recording |
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Title: Making Sense and Creating Connections with Transformations One of the new content highlights of the CCSS-M is the use of transformations. During this session, teachers will make sense of their definitions, their progression, and the different roles they play in mathematics, not just in geometry. Teachers will be invited to reflect on the different modalities used to maintain rigorous but accessible discourse and to discuss how to implement these approaches with their own students. Presenter: Greisy Winicki Landman Materials: Recording |
Season Four
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Title: Using Representations to Introduce Early Number and Fraction Concepts Using various concrete materials and drawings can help elementary students make the connection to developing conceptual understanding. This connection is especially important for ELL students. This session will focus on concrete representations for key number concepts in the Common Core. Presenter: Linda Gojak Materials: Recording |
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Title: Strategic Uses of the Number Line In this session, participants will experience and reflect on some activities developed for teachers and their students. Some of the hidden assumptions and conventions about the use of the number line in mathematics will be made explicit. We will particularly focus on its strategic uses while making sense of quantities and the operations among them (MP2). Presenter: Greisy Winicki Materials: Recording |
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Title: Fractions on a Number Line The CCSS-M emphasizes the use of the number line as a model for fractions. This session will increase teachers’ conceptual understanding of fractions using the number line approach through problem-solving and discourse and will include activities and materials for use in the classroom. The CCSS-M Standards for Mathematical Practice and the English Language Proficiency Development (ELPD) Framework will be infused. Presenter: Susie Håkansson Materials: Recording |
Season Three
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Title: Enhancing the Common Core with Culturally Responsive Mathematics Teaching - General As more states move to the Common Core, we must ask ourselves as teachers of mathematics how we will support all our students to meet these increasing content and practice standards. This webinar will discuss key principles of Culturally Responsive Mathematics Teaching in relation to Common Core mathematical practices and implementation. The focus will be primarily on k-8 mathematics with a special emphasis on children's mathematical thinking, discourse, language, culture, and social justice. Presenter: Julia Aguirre |
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Title: Integrating the Standards for Mathematical Practice with Polynomial Multiplication - Grades 9-12 Explore how the Standards of Mathematical Practice (SMP) can be integrated into a lesson on exploring multiple methods to multiply polynomials. Examine how the SMP can support the learning of all learners, with a focus on ELL learners in the mathematics classroom. Discussions will include strategies for integrating the SMP into lessons for English Language Learners and how these practices promote the success of all learners. Teachers are welcome to share their strategies for success, as well! Panelists: Kim Csulak and Ann McCallum Materials: Recording |
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Title: Formative Assessment in the Age of Common Core: What can we learn from SBAC and PARCC? The CCSS Assessments are quickly approaching and many educators, are wondering what is in store and what steps they can take now to set their students(especially their ELLs) up for success. Presenter: Melissa Hosten Materials: |
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Title: Facilitating the MPs from the CCSSM for ELLs. Who says Teaching is easy! (grades 3-5 focus) The mathematical practices can be a framework to determine how successful our tasks are. Furthermore, we need to find tasks that facilitate all students participating in the MPs. Suggestions will be discussed for ways to promote the MPs to English language learners while meeting other students’ needs at the same time. Teachers are welcome to share their favorite tasks. Presenter: Jim Ewing Materials: Recording |
Season Two
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Title: Mixing in Math Webinar Learn about the over 200 resources in Mixing in Math, a set of FREE materials in English and Spanish that add math to fitness, nature, cooking, and daily routines. Presenter: Nuria Jaumot-Pascal Materials: Recording |
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Title: Effective Mathematics Activities for English Language Presenter: Don Balka Recording |
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Title: Learning from English Learners in Mathematics - Voices Unheard, Methodologies Unused. Presenter: Higinio Dominquez Materials: Recording |
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Title: Mathematics and First Peoples of North America. Presenter: Florence Glanfield Materials: Recording |
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Title: Common Core State Standards (Part 1) - The Mathematical Practices in Action. Presenter: Nora Ramirez Materials: Recording |
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Title: Common Core State Standards (Part 2) - Where are we? Where are we going? How do we get there? Presenter: Nora Ramirez Materials: |
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Title: Equitable Practices in the Math Classroom Presenter: Judit Moschkovich Materials: Recording |
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Title: Using Structure to Support ELLs: How the CCS for Mathematics Can Work for ELL Instruction (Part 1) Presenter: Melissa Hosten Materials: Recording |
Season One
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Title: Using Concepts as Scaffolding for Mathematics English Language Development Presenter: Harold Asturias Materials: Recording Download PDF |
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Title: Achieving Excellence and Equity for Latino Students: A View through Their Eyes Presenter: Kathryn Chval Recording |
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Title: Multiple Representations for Rate of Change Presenter: Ed Nolan Materials: Recording |
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Title: Investigating With Concrete Models Panelists: Heather Navarro and Noel Villegas Materials: Recording |
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Title: Building the Bridge to Abstract Understanding Presenter: Heather Navarro Materials: Recording |
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Title: Beyond the Achievement Gap: Helping your Students Play/Change the Game Presenter: Rochelle Gutierrez Materials: Recording Download PDF |
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Title: Supporting Proof for ELLs, Struggling Learners, and Others Presenter: Melissa Hosten Materials: Recording Download PDF |
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Title: Supporting Children’s Numerical Operations with Math Games and Graphic Organizer Panelists: Allison Davis & Socorro Tapetillo Materials: Recording |
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Title: Geometric Reasoning and Problem Solving Presenter: Mark Driscoll Download PDF |
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Title: Thinking about a PLC/Lesson Study with a TODOS Twist? Panelists: Bob McDonald & Nora Ramirez Materials: Recording |
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Title: Supporting Students' Engagement in Meaningful Mathematics Through Play Presenter: Amy Parks Materials: Recording |
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Title: Is it group worthy - What makes mathematics tasks worthy of group solving? Presenter: Sandra Crespo Materials: Recording |
Other Past Sessions
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Title: We All Can Focus on Excellence and Equity Presenter: Susie Håkansson Recording |
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Title: QTE - Incorporating Equity into the Lesson Study Process - Including Q&A's Presenter: Susie Håkansson Recording |
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Title: Promoting Algebraic Thinking through Visual Pattern Tasks for English Language Learners Presenter: Jose Sala Garcia Recording |
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Title: Visual Geometry Proofs: Creating Rich Language Experiences Without Language! We will explore ways to simultaneously promote language development and concept development using visual proofs for areas and volumes of shapes. This was the first recording on our new platform, and there are some problems with the audio. Materials: Recording |
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