Tansi, my name is Giselle Mirasty. I am the Math Consultant for the Meadow Lake Tribal Council located on Flying Dust First Nation, Saskatchewan. I am a band member from Flying Dust First Nation, Treaty 6 Territory. My passion is teaching math, connecting with teachers and students in ways to engage in learning and communicating math skills and knowledge. My consultant position allows me to work with administrators, teachers and students in the area of Mathematics from K-12 in regards to instruction, assessment, data analysis, planning and RTI. I am very blessed and honored to be working with the 9 First Nation communities in providing support and service to the schools in the area of Numeracy. I look forward to collaborating with all of you!
Ekosi
Contact information:
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 1-306-240-9005
Fax: 1-306-236-6301
Bring More Students Into Math Conversations through Sense-Making
Education[Post archived from the 2018 Math Minds Summit]
Do you wish more students were able to join mathematical conversations and make better sense of mathematical tasks?
Come engage in tasks that allow students of all math abilities to join classroom conversations and make sense of the math. I will share classroom tested routines and lesson design principles you can implement immediately.
Andrew Stadel has been a Math Instructional Coach for Tustin Unified School District in California since 2014. Having taught secondary math for over ten years, he believes estimation is one key to building number sense. On his widely-acclaimed website, Estimation 180, Andrew offers teachers free estimation challenges, lessons, and readymade resources to use with their students.
Andrew also shares his passion for student thinking, problem-solving, and lesson design when presenting at national conferences or consulting with school districts and teachers across the country.
Each day of the school year I present my students with an estimation challenge. I love helping students improve both their number sense and problem solving skills. I’d like to share the estimation challenges with you and your students.
Happy Estimating!