math resources

Explore tools that support high-quality, student-centered math instruction. Some are trusted favorites from the field, others are resources I've created to support planning and instruction.

Featured Tools and Frameworks:

  • National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM)

    Research-backed strategies that promote meaningful student learning.

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  • A set of learning progressions that support teachers in analyzing student work, identifying common misconceptions, and making responsive instructional decisions. (Scroll to bottom to download.)

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  • Short, clear videos that show visually how mathematical concepts build across the grades.

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  • From the Education Development Center, Inc. – strategies to make mathematics more accessible for students with disabilities.

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Resources I’ve Created:

  • Concrete strategies for maintaining cognitive demand while increasing access.

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  • A streamlined calendar template that lets you view and plan multiple subjects in one place. Includes NYCPS dates and sample 3rd grade math pacing aligned to Illustrative Mathematics.

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  • A protocol and companion template to support teachers in unpacking Illustrative Mathematics (IM) units with a focus on conceptual understanding and student access.

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  • A lesson planning protocol to support teachers in planning for an Illustrative Mathematics (IM) lesson.

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  • A lesson planning template aligned to Smith & Stein’s 5 Practices for Orchestrating Productive Mathematics Discussions.

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  • Three days of lessons that correspond to the NYS standards (1.MD.3b and 1.MD.3c) and are written in the spirit of Illustrative Mathematics.

    Since IM does not include these standards in 1st grade.

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