FREE TRAINING FOR K-8 MATH TEACHERS
Math Fluency Made Simple:
3 Research Based Strategies for Mastering Facts
I hear it all the time from teachers...
"My students don't know their math facts!"
Let's change the narrative. Watch the video below to see which side of the fluency debate you are on.
What you'll learn:
How to Merge Memorization and Understanding
Gain new strategies for getting students to memorize those facts. Like a baby crawling before walking, a student needs to understand the facts first.
Explicitly Teach The Strategies
Learn a mixture of routine, modeling, and questioning to structure intentional practice that helps your students understand different math strategies. This will drive conceptual understanding!
The Benefits of Screening Early and Progress Monitoring
Math fluency isn't a small detail; it's directly tied to big outcomes. Learn how to maximize student success by screening and tracking fluency growth.
Too much student brain power is wasted...
...on solving basic math facts.
We have far too many students spending time and resources calculating rather than automatically recalling answers to basic math facts.
And it's nearly impossible to excel in math without fluency, because our brain has limited working memory to tackle multiple problems at once.
Imagine trying to compose a term paper while holding a conversation.
It's the same idea in math. Having to calculate answers for basic math facts that we should be able to recall instantly is sapping students' resources, creating fatigue and leading to lots of mistakes.
Let's remove this math burden and free up additional mental space for more reasoning, justification and problem solving--all the things we want our students to be doing!
You'll Also Receive
NEW Fluency Screeners (Grades K-5)
designed to pinpoint fluency deficiencies so teachers can plan, intervene, and support fluency
PD Certificate
90-minute PD certificate emailed to all participants of the live webinars, along with a replay of the event
Fact fluency is more than just memorizing.
When done correctly, it's a blend of instruction that supports accuracy, flexibility and efficiency.
It's worth the investment.
