FREE Math Talk Questions Poster

FREE Math Talk Questions Poster

4/6/2018

Guest Blog Post from our friends over at ClassroomFreebiesToo.com! Hope you enjoy.

What questions do I ask to encourage math talk?

Creating a classroom where students are able to effectively use math talk during a classroom discussion can be challenging. Many of our students do not know how to communicate their mathematical ideas and strategies using key math vocabulary and concepts. As teachers, we play an important role as we help students identify their thinking processes and build new knowledge by connecting to ideas and concepts that they already understand.

The Open-Ended Questions poster includes questions to promote mathematical communication in the classroom. You can use these questions to expand a conversation or to get one started. Click here or on the image above to grab a free copy of the poster.

Want to know more?

Head on over to The Routty Math Teacher website and read my latest post, "What Engagement Tools Do I Need to Teach Math" where I share five of my favorite ways to engage my math students. I also share a free resource with 26 ways to engage your students. Read the post here or by clicking on the image below.

Enjoy!

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