9–12 Math

Visualizing IM K–5 Math™ within a Dream Team  of Supports

Visualizing IM K–5 Math™ within a Dream Team of Supports

By April Mouton, Senior Director, Access, Content & Equity and Brea Jimenez, Specialist, Facilitator Certification and Quality Assurance  The Gradual Release of Responsibility approach to learning mathematics—I do, we do, you do—centers the educator as the holder...

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Building Thinking Classrooms with the IM Curriculum

Building Thinking Classrooms with the IM Curriculum

By Adrienne Baytops Paul, Math Specialist, UnboundEd, COO of My Mathematical Mind, and former Middle School Teacher The 14 Practices of Peter Liljedahl’s Building Thinking Classrooms (BTC) complement the Illustrative Mathematics curriculum in remarkable ways. In my 23...

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Beyond Curriculum Adoption: A Vision of the IM Classroom

Beyond Curriculum Adoption: A Vision of the IM Classroom

By William McCallum, IM CEO Here at IM we are excited by and proud of the reception IM K–12 Math™ is getting. As more and more districts adopt it, we are thinking about how to support them. What are the next steps? Our vision of a classroom community informs this...

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Coherence between Grade 8 and Algebra 1

Coherence between Grade 8 and Algebra 1

By Courtney Ortega, IM Certified® Facilitator I was recently in a meeting where a participant declared, “Grade 8 and Algebra 1 basically have all the same standards.” Have you ever wondered this yourself? Have you heard colleagues share this sentiment? At first glance...

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Exploring the Lesson Synthesis: When do I actually teach?

Exploring the Lesson Synthesis: When do I actually teach?

By Lizzy Skousen, 6–12 Curriculum Writer, IM Certified® Facilitator During a problem-based lesson, the teacher does a lot of listening while monitoring student learning. When teachers are introduced to a problem-based lesson structure, they may wonder: “Do we just...

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