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   Mar 22, 2023 · Your students can flex their creativity and critical thinking by creating their own math stories. Stories in math class set the stage for contextualizing complex concepts while also making the math a little more human.

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   Dec 22, 2017 · With the current strong emphasis on literacy and math, it makes great sense to combine these two subjects. 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. While we might be ...

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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.

5. www.edutopia.org › article › childrens-literatureHow Children’s Books Can Enhance Mathematical Thinking | Edutopia

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   Feb 24, 2023 · Based on our experience as children’s literature and mathematics teacher-educators, we’ve found that providing the context to mathematical problems through literature supports students’ learning—children’s books can be used to integrate math and literacy and to provide context for math.

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   Stories and math are each driven by internal logic. Both stress connections and patterns, engage the imagination (both hypothetical “as if” thinking and visualization skills), and encourage perspective taking, causal thinking, sequencing and spatial organization.

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   Sep 26, 2023 · Strong models the Dear Math activity by reading her own letter to math. Then she gives students prompts, such as: What is one of your greatest mathematical strengths? How do you plan to engage with math in the future? What would you like more of in math classrooms?

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   How do you teach math in a story?

   • Start with your own anecdote (real or imagined), and see how the students connect with the math in the story. Your students can flex their creativity and critical thinking by creating their own math stories. Stories in math class set the stage for contextualizing complex concepts while also making the math a little more human.

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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.

   Storytelling and Mathematics - University of Toronto

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   How do stories & math work together?

   • Stories and math are each driven by internal logic. Both stress connections and patterns, engage the imagination (both hypothetical “as if” thinking and visualization skills), and encourage perspective taking, causal thinking, sequencing and spatial organization.

   Approaching Math Through Story - The Robertson Program for Inquiry

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   Do children's books help students learn math?

   • Based on our experience as children’s literature and mathematics teacher-educators, we’ve found that providing the context to mathematical problems through literature supports students’ learning—children’s books can be used to integrate math and literacy and to provide context for math.

   How Children’s Books Can Enhance Mathematical Thinking | Edutopia

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   Why do teachers need a story based approach to math?

   • And it really helps inform teachers better understand the students stories and experiences that they’re coming to class with so that teachers can better design math experiences for students to thrive and flourish in math class. Kara Newhouse: We’ll hear more from Sarah later in the episode.

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   Do stories reduce math anxiety?

   • By having multiple access points, stories are a non-threatening way to introduce math concepts, which reduces math anxiety. As stories engage students in math problems through a particular context, students can engage their prior knowledge surrounding that context to support their learning of a mathematical concept.

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9. www.mathsthroughstories.orgMathsThroughStories.org - HOME

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   learning how to create your very own mathematical story picture books by reading our friendly guideline and exclusive interviews with some of our most favourite mathematics story authors and illustrators; and; learning about our Young Mathematical Story Author (YMSA) competition.