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Apple Professional Development Session with Apple Education Trainer, Kyle Pearce. Learn about integrating the iPad in your Intermediate/Senior (Middle School/High School) Math Classroom. In this session, we will explore the idea of a 4-Part Math Lesson using the Stacking Papers 3 Act Math Tasks, explore ideas around Assessment and Evaluation as well as how you can do this more efficiently on iPad, Collaborative Inquiry, a new math tool called Mathspace, and how to make your math lessons visual using Keynote.

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Tap Into Teen Minds With iPad

kyle.pearce@outlook.com

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Kyle Pearce

ABOUT MEWindsor, ON

Math Teacher / Math Coach

Apple Distinguished Educator

Apple Authorized Trainer

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QUESTIONS DURING SESSION?

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TWEET IT OUT!

Last Workshop

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SAMR Ladder GoodNotes 4

Google Drive / Google Calendar Taco Cart [3 Act Math]

Last Workshop

Desmos Line Art Cookie Cutter [3 Act Math]

DragonBox Algebra MathBlogs.ca

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Morning

4-Part Math Stacking Paper [3 Act Math Task] Growing Success & Assessment Collaborative Inquiry in Math

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Visualizing 2D & 3D Measurement Mathspace

Visualizing Algebra - Pool Noodles Visualizing Math With Keynote

Afternoon

2. Inquiry1. Minds On

4. Making Connections

3. Consolidation

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-Part Math Lesson4

Workflow

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Workflow

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Workflow

Workflow

GoodNotes 4

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-Part Math Lesson

2. Inquiry1. Minds On

4. Making Connections

3. Consolidation

4

Workflow

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Previous Day

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Previous Day

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Previous Day

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1. Minds On

How many ‘thick’ packs of paper would it take to reach the ceiling?

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1. Minds On -Part Math Lesson

How many ‘thick’ packs of paper would it take to reach the ceiling?

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1. Minds On -Part Math Lesson6

cm

How many ‘thick’ packs of paper would it take to reach the ceiling?

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1. Minds On -Part Math Lesson6

cm

How tall is the table?

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-Part Math Lesson2. Inquiry

How tall is the table?

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-Part Math Lesson2. Inquiry

Inquiry2.

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2. Inquiry

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-Part Math Lesson 2. Inquiry

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-Part Math Lesson3. Consolidation

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-Part Math Lesson3. Consolidation

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4. Making Connections

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-Part Math Lesson

2. Inquiry

4. Making Connections

41. Minds On

3. Consolidation

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Next Day

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Next Day

How tall is this table?

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Next Day

How tall is this table?

142

.75

cm

100

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cm

6 c

m

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Equations Given 2 Points

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Equations Given 2 Points

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Equations Given 2 Points

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Equations Given 2 Points

Growing Success

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7 Fundamental Principles

7 Fundamental Principles

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To ensure that assessment, evaluation, and reporting are valid and reliable, and that they lead to the improvement of learning for all students, teachers use practices and procedures that:

7 Fundamental Principles

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“are carefully planned to relate to the curriculum expectations and learning goals…”

7 Fundamental Principles

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“are communicated clearly to students and parents at the beginning of the school year or course and at other appropriate points throughout the school year or course;”

7 Fundamental Principles

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“are ongoing, varied in nature, and administered over a period of time to provide multiple opportunities for students to demonstrate the full range of their learning;”

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“provide ongoing descriptive feedback that is clear, specific, meaningful, and timely to support improved learning and achievement;”

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“develop students’ self-assessment skills to enable them to assess their own learning, set specific goals, and plan next steps for their learning.”

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Explicitly Stated Learning Goal

Student Self

Assessment

Teacher Assesses… …Learning Goal…

… and Assigns a Mark…

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… and Assigns a Mark…

Google Drive Cloud Storage

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Google Sheets

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Standard Based Grading

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Standard Based Grading

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“…administered over a period of time to provide multiple opportunities for students to demonstrate the full range of their learning;”

Promote Growth Mindset

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Quickly identify areas for growth

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Products

Conversations

ObservationsAssessment

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Products

Conversations

ObservationsAssessmentPROFESSIONAL

JUDGEMENT

Create Your Own!

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Create Your Own!

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Go to Google Drive

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Google Sheets

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Google Sheets

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Google Sheets

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Name File Add Headers

Add Sheet Rename Sheet

Conditional Formatting

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Highlight Cells

Conditional Formatting

Conditional Formatting

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Select Conditions

Publish to the Web

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SAMR Model Progression

Effective

Instructional Practice

Embedding

Technology

Professional Learning Cycle Through Collaborative Inquiry

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What is Collaborative

Inquiry?

Relevant Collaborative

Reflective Iterative

Reasoned Adaptive

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Collaborative inquiry is…

… an interative process in which teachers collaborate to develop reasonable inquiry

questions by implementing research-based strategies and reflecting on how they

impact relevant student learning needs in the classroom.

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However…

“There is no prescribed protocol, nor is there a single path.”

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Capacity Building Series, Collaborative Inquiry

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What is the most urgent student learning need in your classroom? What data sources do you have to support this? Is it related to content? Learning skill?Both?

Urgent Student Learning Need

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Uses neutral, exploratory language Begins with “how” or “what” Clearly specifies the focus of your inquiry

Inquiry Question

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What will you do and what are the expected outcomes? Serves as a storyline for your inquiry Written as a series of “if… then…” statements

Theory of Action

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Mathspace.co

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Inability to demonstrate understanding of algebra through multiple representations.

Exemplar

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Urgent Student Learning Need

How will embedding animations of algebraic concepts impact student ability to show understanding in multiple ways?

Inquiry Question

Exemplar

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If we embed short videos with animated visualizations of algebraic concepts when introducing new math concepts, then student engagement will increase.

Theory of Action

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Theory of Action

If student engagement increases during the introduction of new algebraic conepts, then students will be more likely to remember their multiple representations.

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Exemplar

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What’s the area of this pool?

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The only tool we have to measure

with is a pool noodle.

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How many pool noodles “squares” would it take

to cover the pool?

Area

A =

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How many pool noodles “squares” would it take

to cover the pool?

Area

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How many pool noodles “squares” would it take

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Area

A =

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How many pool noodles “squares” would it take

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Area

A = 17n2

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How many pool noodles “squares” would it take

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How many pool noodles “squares” would it take

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Area

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What is the area if the length of a pool

noodle is 1.5 m?

Area

A = 17n2

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How can we simplify the diagram using algebra

to save time and hassle?

Area

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How can we simplify the diagram using algebra

to save time and hassle?

Area

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How can we simplify the diagram using algebra

to save time and hassle?

Area

A = 17n25n

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How can we simplify the diagram using algebra

to save time and hassle?

Area

A = 17n215n2

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How can we simplify the diagram using algebra

to save time and hassle?

Area

A = 17n215n2

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How can we simplify the diagram using algebra

to save time and hassle?

Area

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