Math Resources
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College and Career Readiness Standards for Adult Education:
Mathematics - Chapter 5, pages 44-87 
TERC has released a sample of their new EMPower materials. A series alignment to the CCR Standards can be found here. All EMPower materials are available for purchase; see order form below or order here. 
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"Adult Numeracy Network is a community dedicated to quality mathematics instruction at the adult level. We support each other, we encourage collaboration and leadership, and we influence policy and practice in adult math instruction." | ||||
CCRS Math Training Roadmap
CCRS Math 201 - Resource Alignment Workshop
Session Resources
Prior to attending our session, please take 12 minutes to watch Dan Meyer's TED Talk.
Please download and bring to the session:
- Mathematics Resource Alignment Tool (below),
- Mathematics Lesson Plan (template) (below),
- and the EQuIP Math Rubric.
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Mathematics Resource Alignment Tool - Google Doc version
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Math Lesson Plan template - Google Doc version
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Photos from adult education math texts for "Delete Your Textbook" activity: (idea from this talk)
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Delete Your Textbook - Google Slides version of all 9 problems
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Other useful materials for CCRS Math 201:
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Resources for Renovation:
- Consider the Depth of Knowledge (elementary matrix) (secondary matrix)
- Click on an image below
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CCRS Math 202 - Lesson Development Workshop
Session Resources
Read more about Big Ideas and find links to research here.
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Click on any of these images for a source of lesson sparks.
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YummyMath is free to use, but a low-cost membership will open up answer keys and editable documents to you.
Note: Illuminations is not longer available to everyone, but requires membership in the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.
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Other Resources
The following interactive webcast is best played with time to pause and participate in the activities. Grab scrap paper, possibly graph paper, and square-inch tiles or other small objects and settle in to learn something about arrays and area models and how they connect to the Key Instructional Shift, Coherence.
After you have watched and played with the concepts in the webcast, watch the recorded webinar below. Discussion was held in this LINCS discussion.
- Math Resource Links Blog -
Visit this blog page to find useful links mentioned or demonstrated at the Connecticut Adult Numeracy and Mathematics Institute (CANMI) sessions. There are lesson plans and other resources for teachers, as well as links that may be useful to share with students. Feel free to add comments to share your thoughts about any of the resources after you try them with your students.
