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   Stories spark student curiosity, increasing math engagement and motivation. By having multiple access points, stories are a non-threatening way to introduce math concepts, which reduces math anxiety.

2. www.edutopia.org › article › math-class-usingThe Power of Storytelling in Math Class | Edutopia

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   Mar 22, 2023 · Even older students can benefit from storytelling in the math classroom. Consider the following examples of classroom-tested stories to teach middle and high school math concepts.

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4. www.mathsthroughstories.org › guideline-forGUIDELINE FOR MATHEMATICAL STORY AUTHORS

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   We have put together this friendly guideline to help prospective mathematical story authors see some of the key common features of well-written mathematical stories, particularly in the story picture book format.

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   Apr 15, 2024 · Storytelling allows children to make real-life connections. Stories provide a bridge between abstract mathematical concepts and real-life scenarios. By embedding math within narratives, children can easily see how mathematical concepts relate to their everyday experiences.

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   Sep 4, 2017 · Challenge your students to combine their creative writing skills and math knowledge into a poem, fictional piece, song, or even an informational article that tells a math-themed story. Provide writing prompts, like the ones below, to help get ideas flowing: Who is/was the most influential mathematician and why? Once upon a time, there were five…

7. www.edutopia.org › article › using-stories-teach-mathUsing Stories to Teach Math - Edutopia

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   Dec 22, 2017 · Three Ways to Use Literacy Activities to Teach Math Skills 1. Use stories to develop number line skills: One of the biggest contributors to math achievement, even into adulthood, is a strong grasp of the number line.

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   What should a teacher do when writing a math story?

   • As learning: While students are writing their math stories, the teacher should walk around listening and taking anecdotal notes regarding the types of math talk that is occuring. Of learning: The teacher should revisit students’ math stories and assess their understanding of the math concept.

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   How do stories help students learn math?

   • Stories spark student curiosity, increasing math engagement and motivation. By having multiple access points, stories are a non-threatening way to introduce math concepts, which reduces math anxiety.

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   How do you teach a math story?

   • Read or tell a story at an appropriate level for your students, which explores a math concept relevant to your math instruction (see Appendix A for ideas). Encourage students to engage with the story by having them ask questions, make inferences, imagine solutions, and solve problems.

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   How do you write a mathematical story?

   • Ultimately, mathematical story authors must avoid creating a mathematics textbook or worksheet in disguise. Instead, they must work hard to create a genuinely engaging story where a mathematical concept is meaningfully embedded in the story. One great example is ‘All the Little Ones and a Half' (Murphy, 2001).

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   Can stories help students understand the language of mathematics?

   • The research says: Stories can help learners understand the language of mathematics. Try this: I love this strategy, as described by L.L. Barakat for Edutopia. She employs the largely wordless picture book Tuesday (David Weisner) to teach important math concepts like spatial relationships and the language of number line sequencing.

   Make Math Meaningful by Teaching Through Story

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   What makes a good mathematical story?

   • Another common feature of well-written mathematical stories is what we refer to as the variation of mathematical situations. To explain this concept, take ‘Bean Thirteen’ (McElligott, 2007) as an example. The story follows two crickets, Ralph and Flora, who have collected twelve beans to bring home for dinner.

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   Using stories to teach math is a best practice approach—it can increase engagement, make learning concrete, and amplify students’ math confidence.