Build Strong Math Vocabulary Skills Using These Simple Strategies

Learning new vocabulary is a fundamental part of understanding math concepts. Use these strategies to build both fluency and engagement.

Instead of a one-size-fits-all approach to literacy practices across content areas, there are small, but effective shifts teachers can make to get students practicing the domain-specific skills they need.

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Under the guidance of classroom veterans, new teachers learn the job quicker and improve their practice.

Teachers can provide meaningful texts for their students that reflect their interests and facilitate deep connections to what they’re reading.

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