Knowledgehook 

Mathology.ca is Collaborating with Knowledgehook to Provide Interactive Practice Opportunities for Students across Canada

The collaboration, announced on September 20th and the integrated Knowledgehook practice activities in Mathology.ca are now live!

Selected Mathology.ca Grades 3-6 lessons now integrate Knowledgehook online activities and assessments. We will gradually increase the number of Mathology.ca lessons with Knowledgehook support as we continue to work together.

Knowledgehook is an Instructional Guidance System (IGS) that uses engaging assessments to unlock insights and expert guidance for math teachers. They are a Canadian company with an extensive user base in Canada. In Knowledgehook students access online interactive lessons that can be delivered whole class, small group, or individually. Knowledgehook tracks the results and can provide a data dashboard for you and next steps for your students.

Mathology.ca provides you with a wealth of resources covering your provincial curriculum from K-6. Mathology’s instructional design allows insight into your students learning and provides next steps that provide specific assistance for each student. Combined with a unique assessment tool and professional development resources, Mathology.ca provides a comprehensive teaching and learning solution.

Together with Knowledgehook, Mathology.ca provides an even richer and more engaging solution for teachers and students across Canada.

You are able to find the Knowledgehook enabled lessons by:

A rectangular card titled Place Value: Representing Numbers in Different Ways. Below the title, the description reads: “Students build numbers from the same row or column of a hundred chart and discuss what stays the same and what changes, then identify the greatest number. In pairs, students model three-digit numbers with Base Ten Blocks in different ways, then order the numbers…” On the left, there is a thumbnail image of a Canadian map with animal icons and a Canadian flag. At the bottom, the blue Knowledgehook logo appears. Tags listed: Grade 3, Activity, Number–10. A grey heart icon labelled FAVOURITE is on the right.

Select a lesson and go to the new Practice tab.

A short blurb provides you with basic information to help start the Knowledgehook experience.

Click “Launch Knowledgehook” to initiate a whole-class activity (called a Game Show) or an individual activity (called a Self-Paced Mission).

A webpage section titled Increasing and Decreasing Patterns – Describing and Extending Patterns. Tabs across the top include: About, Lesson, Assessment, Differentiated…, and Practice (highlighted). The main content area shows a blue header Practice Activity with text: “Use Knowledgehook to gauge student understanding and provide practice through live, whole-class GameShows or self-paced Missions.” Below is a blue button labelled Launch Knowledgehook and an illustration of two overlapping cards with colourful blocks. The Knowledgehook logo appears at the bottom.

You have the option to use these lessons as a guest and invite your students or sign up inside Knowledgehook to create a class, enroll their students, and capture student results.

Signing up is free of charge and requires no credit card or purchase information. 

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