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Mathology/Mathologie Newsletter | October 2023
Welcome to the October Mathology(ie) Newsletter! In this issue we will highlight videos and tools to help you with Report Card season, find out what’s new in Mathology(ie) and what we have planned for your Professional Development.
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Mathology Assessment Tool
Report Card season is coming up and we always want to make the lives of our educators easier! Did you know Pearson has an Assessment Tool for you to gather your student’s information from your own Mathology.ca account?
Check out videos on how to use Mathology.ca Assessment!
Mathology K-3 Assessment Tool
Mathology 4-6 Assessment Tool
What’s New for Mathology(ie).ca
Are you a new customer of Mathology.ca? We’ve made updates to our New Guided Tours tool for Getting Started. Found on your Mathology.ca Homepage- Getting Started button in English and French!
Find instructions on how to use the Guided Tours in Mathology.ca
Go to your Plan on the Mathology.ca home page
Pick your grade
Follow the units by month. Start with the units on the left-hand side at the top
Math Teacher from Grades 2-9:
Please join us in a 3-part learning series, to deepen your own understanding of fractions and related pedagogy, and to discover how to use the assessment questions in Rethinking Fractions to select tasks and inform instruction.
Together, we will consider how this research-based resource can support you in the classroom.
Math Consultants and Coaches:
Are you responsible for supporting teachers’ learning in mathematics? Join the authors of Rethinking Fractions in a three-part learning series to consider how effective professional learning strategies focused on fractions can be implemented in your context.
In addition to unpacking Rethinking Fractions and learning about high yield strategies for supporting teachers, there will be opportunities to connect these ideas to your current role.
Do The Math Learning Session
Join Us for Do the Math National Learning Session on Wednesday, November 22, 2023, from 3:15-4:15 pm Pacific Time.
Created by Marilyn Burns, and a team of master educators, Do The Math® provides flexible, classroom-tested instruction for building numerical reasoning and confidence.
Join us as we discuss how Do the Math can support the math classroom at elementary grades 1-6! Learn how this program can support math intervention, tutoring, and summer learning by providing flexible, classroom-tested activities and games while building numerical reasoning and confidence in your students.
Receive a free copy of Marilyn Burn’s Welcome to Math Class PD book – a special giveaway for those who attend the session live!
