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Math Chat

Mona, of Mona Math, reveals the mysteries of how to teach elementary math even if you aren"t a math person. Discover how you can develop a buzzing student led math classroom. We cover all things math identity, classroom culture, and student centered instructional practices to help you empower students to love and understanding math deeply.

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124: Word Problem Workshop - What is it & Why you...

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2024/08/05

Are you looking for a way to support your students in building problem solving skills, a deep understanding of math and a positive math mindset? In this episode, we are talking about Word Problem Workshop - my step-by-step plan for teaching problem solving in a student-centered way. We are chatting about: Moving from the WHAT to the HOW in math Using research to make shifts in how we plan, think about, and facilitate math How Word Problem Workshop is a student-led approac...

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123: Curriculum vs. Teacher Created - The Pros & Cons

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2024/07/29

Do you struggle with not having the time to create every math task yourself but knowing that what your curriculum has to offer just isn’t enough?Take a deep breath, this episode is for you! We are diving into: The pros and cons of math curriculums The pros and cons of teacher created lessonsMy recommendation for how to spend the bulk of your time during math planningLinks mentioned in this episode: My interview with The Kindergarten Cafe podcast on getting new curriculumYear of...

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122: Schoolwide math norms you need!

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2024/07/22

What are schoolwide math norms and why are they important?In this episode, we’re breaking down schoolwide math norms because they are a problem or nonexistent in almost EVERY school. We are chatting about: Why every school should have schoolwide math normsExamples of math normsHow we establish and USE these norms for mathLinks mentioned in this episode: The Math Pact8 Ways to Build Math Classroom Community109: New Math: How to Get Everyone on BoardHave Questions? 📱 My DMs on IG are alway...

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19:21

121: What is student-centered learning?

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2024/07/15

What is student-centered learning and why should we use it in math? A student-centered math classroom has students doing the work – the thinking, doing, exploring, figuring out. The teacher is the guide on the side in that exploration and sense making.In this episode, we're chatting about: What student-centered learning is NOT (hint: out of control or easier for kids)The students' role in student-centered mathThe teacher’s role in a student-centered classroomHow to plan and facilitate a ...

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11:41

120: Want a math coach or Math PD but can't afford...

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2024/07/08

Are you looking for a math coach or to grow as a math teacher? In this episode, we are talking about resources for teachers to use to grow their skills and knowledge (in case you are looking for summer learning opportunities!)We're chatting about: Setting our own goals as a teacherMy favorite resources and PD for teaching mathWhat to do if you don't have the funding to pay for PDLinks mentioned in this episode: Empowering Math Discussions (This course is part 2 of Word Problem Workshop)W...

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13:06

119: Math Teacher Power Moves to Empower Mathematicians

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2024/07/01

Math teacher friend, you are powerful. I’m here to remind you of the 6 best teacher moves you can make in the math classroom in this upcoming school year! This episode will empower you to see your math teaching for what it truly is... ambitious. We are covering 6 ways you can make the most impact in your math classroom. We are talking about: Practical steps to empower your students in mathThe essence of what makes a great math classHow to create a system to apply these power moves i...

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118: The Opposite of I Do, We Do, You Do in Math Class

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2024/06/24

Does the gradual release model belong in math class? In this episode, I'm going to argue that we do the opposite of the "I Do, We Do, You Do" instructional approach in math. Instead, I am going to walk you through teaching practices I've used to create equitable, student-centered math classes that empower students to BE mathematicians. We are talking about: What the GRR model isThe math research saysHow to flip the GRR model (independent work ➡️ providing support as students remain...

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117: Collaborative Math Coaching with Nicora Placa

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2024/06/17

Are you a math coach or looking to step into a coaching role? If so, learning from other math coaches is a great way to build your skills as a coach. In this episode, I'm interviewing one of the greatest math coaches, Nicora Placa, on her approach to collaborative math coaching, creating learning environments for teachers to hone their craft, and her book filled with tools and practical tips for math coaches. We are chatting about: What collaborative coaching isNicora's 6 tools for colla...

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10:58

116: Simple Steps to Help Students Access the Math...

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2024/06/10

Do you have students who struggle to access word problems in math? The truth is our students struggle to get started on word problems because they don’t have access. This episode breaks down what access to word problems is and simple ways we can help our students get started with a three-step routine. We are talking about: What a launch routine isThe steps in a launch routineHow to tailor the launch routine to meet your students' needsLinks mentioned in this episode:Launch: Word Problems...

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10:36

115: Trigger Warning for People Entering My Thinking...

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2024/06/03

Are you looking to create a math classroom that allows students to lead even as visitors come in? In this episode, we are talking about my rules for others as they enter my classroom. These rules allow my students to have the opportunity to lead the thinking and doing of math without being rescued too soon by an on-looker.We're talking about: How a student-centered classroom looks in math Why and how students should lead in a math classroomThe 3 rules I have for people enterin...

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114: Practical Teaching Ideas for Teaching Black...

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2024/05/27

Are you looking for practical ideas for teaching Black history in your classroom? I have the perfect interview for you about how to incorporate past and present Black history into your classroom from a teacher who truly understands the classroom perspective. This episode is about teaching Black history year around, not only during Black History Month and practical, simple ways to incorporate it in your classroom. In this episode we'll chat about: The purpose of Black History MonthTeachin...

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113: The Only 3 Questions You Need to Ask

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2024/05/20

What questions do you need to ask during math? And no, you don't need a long list of questions to have great math discussions in your classroom. This episode is about simplifying the questions you ask during math and listening to student responses to gauge their level of understanding. We are talking about:3 simple questions to ask studentsStudent examplesHow asking questions can help our students think deeply about mathLinks mentioned in this episode: Word Problem WorkshopGuide to ...

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10:57

112: Do Less to Let Kids Lead

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2024/05/13

Do you want to do LESS as a teacher? This episode is about how doing less as a teacher can help our students to do more - while using our time to make the biggest impact possible. We are chatting about: How talking less will give students more time to talkWhen you do less (like giving less problems) students can focus on thinking deeply about one or two problemsSupporting students less allows students to build skills to productively struggle and be empowered to see what they CA...

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13:29

111: Effective Math Conferences

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2024/05/06

Have you ever had a math conference with a student when you ask them to describe their thinking and you are met with a blank stare?This episode is about effective math conferences during grapple time. We need a plan for our math conferences and I'm sharing 5 simple steps to make your math conferences productive and empowering for students!In this episode we will chat about: 5 ways to get students talking and participating in math conferencesSimple phrases to prompt students to share thei...

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45:32

110: Building Thinking Classroom with Maegan Giroux

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2024/04/29

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109: New Math: How to Get Everyone On Board

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2024/04/22

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10:37

108: Testing Season: How to not stress about...

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2024/04/15

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107: Math Discussions: 3 Ways to Get Students to Engage

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2024/04/08

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106: Using Math Manipulatives in Upper Elementary...

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2024/04/01

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17:43

105: Professional Learning & Coaching in the Math...

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2024/03/25

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