Description: Using Formative Assessment to Differentiate Mathematics Instruction, Grades 4-10 by Leslie E. Laud Leslie Laud provides a clear roadmap for using formative assessment to differentiate math instruction. This book cites the latest research and describes the instructional procedures found most effective for teaching mathematics (grades 4-10) through a unique comprehensive framework of seven research-based practices. FORMAT Paperback LANGUAGE English CONDITION Brand New Publisher Description "This practical and thought-provoking book offers time-saving strategies essential for every teacher in every discipline. The numerous self-assessments demonstrate that the best formative assessments are not merely given "to" students but are an interactive learning experience involving students, teachers, and professional colleagues."-Douglas B. Reeves, FounderThe Leadership and Learning Center"This book provides a wealth of information for teachers and mathematics leaders to consider when implementing intervention models, RTI programs, and differentiated instruction for low achievers through high achievers."-Don S. Balka, Professor EmeritusSt. Marys College, Notre Dame, IN"Many of the seemingly abstruse or vague concepts-such as differentiated instruction-come alive in the numerous vignettes. Included are many examples of ways to quickly assess relevant student background knowledge before teaching a new topic and how to use this information for tiered instruction following an RTI (Response to Intervention) model."-From the foreword by Russel GerstenDirector, Instructional Research Group & Professor Emeritus, University of OregonSeven easy steps to differentiating math instruction for busy teachersAre you able to support your struggling students while also challenging your high achievers? Abundant research supports the value of differentiating instruction to students individual levels, but putting it into practice can be daunting. Staff development expert and former math teacher Leslie Laud provides a clear roadmap for using formative assessment to differentiate mathematics instruction for students in Grades 4-10. She provides a comprehensive framework of seven research-based practices that show how to:Get started and establish norms Implement formative assessment Create tiered lessonsManage a multitasking classroom effectivelyTested and enhanced by experienced math teachers, the books strategies are designed for use in conjunction with any curriculum or textbook. Included are a wealth of practical examples, reproducibles, and student activities-all developed with effective time management in mind. Whether you are just starting or interested in enhancing your mathematics instruction, this book will prove an invaluable resource. Author Biography Leslie Laud has differentiated math instruction in her own classroom and in her co-teaching with her math colleagues, and has been doing so for almost two decades. She teaches an online course on Differentiated Middle School Math Instruction at Bank Street College of Education. Additionally, she has presented at many conferences both nationally and internationally, including The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics annual conference. She has also published many articles in leading journals such as Educational Leadership and Teaching Exceptional Children. She currently leads staff development groups with teachers in school systems in the Boston area. She received both her doctorate in curriculum and instruction and her masters in special education from Teachers College, Columbia University. Table of Contents List of FiguresPrefaceAcknowledgmentsAbout the Author1. Getting Started and Establishing Norms Getting Started Establishing Class Norms2. Formative Assessment What is Formative Assessment? Where Am I? Involving Students in Self-Assessment Where Am I Going? Conveying Criteria or Learning Targets How Will I Get There? Providing Feedback Impact of Assessment on Confidence and Motivation3. Tiered Instruction What Is a Tiered Lesson? Tiering by Student Characteristics Tiering by Instructional Characteristics Tiering Existing Textbook Lessons Creating a Tiered Lesson4. Supporting Students Who Are Low Achieving Differentiating Instruction in Basic Facts Differentiating for Conceptual Understanding Differentiating Procedural Support5. Challenging Students Who Are High Achieving Exemptions Based on Prior Knowledge and/or Pace of Learning Opportunities for Higher-Order Math Strategies to Avoid Importance of Challenge6. Time-Saving Management Strategies Planning Lessons and Units Managing Students Working on Different Tasks Assigning Homework Grading Wrap-UpSuggested ResourcesReferencesIndex Review "The powerful principles described can enhance stduents learning of mathematics inside and outside the classroom and help teachers modify their lessons and teachings. It is a great way to enrich the teaching and learning of mathematics concepts in middle schools as well as reaching low and high achievers in the classroom." -- Wladina Antoine * Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School, February 2012 * "The recommendations in this book showed me how to organize my class to support each kind of learner. By providing formative assessment for my students, I am helping them learn what they need to do to help themselves. By providing different kinds of experiences for them to use in the classroom, I am giving them tools to support their own learning. Lauds book focuses on what is doable and reasonable for a classroom teacher." -- Marty Wagner, 7th Grade Math Teacher "Using Formative Assessment to Differentiate Mathematics Instruction provides teachers with a variety of options that they can put in place right away, with little disruption of what they currently do. The author provides many templates for students and teachers to use immediately, and makes a solid argument, based on research, that differentiation is an important component in student achievement." -- Jeff Chaffee, Mathematics Curriculum Enhancement Teacher "I appreciated the ready-to-teach tiered lesson examples and all of the resources that were shared. This book does a nice job of offering helpful web sites and applicable resources to support the classroom teacher." -- Rebecca Link, Middle School Math Teacher "I learned a great deal and plan to make some changes in my 7th grade math classroom. Leslie Laud takes the fear out of trying this method - she uses concrete examples that can be easily implemented by busy teachers. Her book gave me the initiative, reasons, and strategies to experiment with formative assessments to drive tiered instruction in my classroom!" -- Paul Kuhlman, Science and Math Teacher "Leslie Laud shows the importance of the link between formative assessment and differentiated instruction. There is a limited body of work that combines these two constructs, and that connection makes this book powerful." -- William Farber, Professor of Mathematics Education "Leslie Laud provides practical applications in mathematics assessment and instruction. She uses many vignettes and examples to paint a picture seen in many classrooms today. Throughout the book, Laud includes little gems that help with such areas as motivational strategies to self-determinism to ideas for visual representations. The many teacher tips and sound solutions will support those who are implementing RTI in mathematics. -- Brad Witzel, Associate Professor of Special Education "Leslie Laud has created a very readable and comprehensive guide to understanding what formative assessment is and how to use it to meet the needs of students in the mathematics classroom. She offers many specific examples, covering a variety of approaches teachers can use. What is particularly noteworthy is her recognition that different teachers need to come at this work in different ways - that differentiating instruction is not just for students, but for teachers, too." -- Marian Small, Author and Professional Development Consultant "This book provides a wealth of information for teachers and mathematics leaders to consider when implementing intervention models, RTI programs, and differentiated instruction for low achievers through high achievers." -- Don S. Balka, Professor Emeritus "Leslie Laud offers practical support for using formative assessments to inform teachers and students. Her book shimmers with real kids, real classrooms, and real teachers, and includes creative activities that provide both differentiated lessons and opportunities for ALL students to learn." -- Glenda Lappan, University Distinguished Professor "This practical and thought-provoking book offers time-saving strategies essential for every teacher in every discipline. The numerous self-assessments demonstrate that the best formative assessments are not merely given "to" students but are an interactive learning experience involving students, teachers, and professional colleagues." -- Douglas B. Reeves, Founder Review Quote "Using Formative Assessment to Differentiate Mathematics Instruction provides teachers with a variety of options that they can put in place right away, with little disruption of what they currently do. The authorprovides many templates for students and teachers to use immediately, andmakes a solid argument, based on research, that differentiation is an important component in student achievement." Details ISBN1412995248 Publisher SAGE Publications Inc Year 2011 ISBN-10 1412995248 ISBN-13 9781412995245 Format Paperback Place of Publication Thousand Oaks Country of Publication United States DEWEY 510.71 Pages 168 Author Leslie E. Laud Illustrations Illustrations Short Title USING FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT TO Language English Media Book Subtitle Seven Practices to Maximize Learning Imprint SAGE Publications Inc Publication Date 2011-05-18 Audience Professional and Scholarly UK Release Date 2011-05-18 NZ Release Date 2011-05-18 US Release Date 2011-05-18 AU Release Date 2011-05-17 We've got this At The Nile, if you're looking for it, we've got it. With fast shipping, low prices, friendly service and well over a million items - you're bound to find what you want, at a price you'll love! 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Publication Name: Using Formative Assessment to Differentiate Mathematics Instruction, Grades 4-10: Seven Practices to Maximize Learning
Language: English
Publisher: Sage Publications Inc
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Subject: Mathematics
Publication Year: 2011
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