Use this simple set of easily remembered and reproduced icons to differentiate your standardized mathematics curriculum. Encourage and facilitate the posing of probing questions, complex thinking about math concepts, and research into math history. Gifted students, as well as other students at various levels of proficiency in mathematics, will benefit from opportunities to explore mathematical concepts in depth, and to reflect on the ways in which math works. The Math Icons are also available as a magnet set. For all grades.
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[...] these two icons provide a useful starting point, there are seven more math icons to help your students understand math at a deeper level. We’ll explore these in upcoming [...]
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[...] two icons build on the tools we introduced last time, but there are still five more math icons to help your students develop a deeper understanding of math. We’ll explore these in upcoming [...]
[...] math icon we’ll examine is “Conversion” (read about inquiry and application and strategies and proofs). The Conversion icon is designed to help students make connections between different ways of [...]