ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
HIGH SCHOOL
Building Responsibility for Learning in Students with Special Needs
Planning Strategies for Students with Special Needs: A Professional Development Activity
Differentiating the Curriculum for Elementary Gifted Mathematics Students
Using Children's Literature to Differentiate Instruction in the Mathematics Classroom
Using Student Work to Learn about Teaching
More Than just Number
Children Generate Their Own Representations
Highlighted Activity -Concentration
Teacher-Orchestrated Classroom Arguments
Focusing on Students' Mathematical Thinking
Rethinking the Teaching of Systems of Equations
Rare and Exotic Probability Bugs
Empowering Students through Data
Learning from Students’ Thinking
Storytelling adds Meaning
Highlighted Activity - Graphs from the Unit Circle
MIDDLE SCHOOL
RESEARCH
Differentiating Instruction in Mathematics for the English Language Learner
Anchored Learning in Context
Why Students with Special Needs Have Difficulty Learning Mathematics and What Teachers Can Do to Help
Promoting Mathematics Accessibility through Multiple Representations Jigsaws
Student Representations at the Center: Promoting Classroom Equity
Dynamic Concrete Instruction in an Inclusive Classroom
Using Tiered Lessons in Mathematics
Strategies for Helping Students Who Have Learning Disabilities in Mathematics
The Gifted Student
Representations from the Real World
Talking and Writing in the Classroom
Highlighted Activity - Area Contractor
What Are the Characteristics of Students with Learning Difficulties in Mathematics?
Language Development and Concept Flexibility in Dyscalculia: A Case Study
Problem Solving as a Means Toward Mathematics for All: An Exploratory Look Through a Class Lens
Pedagogical Content Tools: Integrating Student Reasoning and Mathematics in Instruction
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