Monthly+Meetings


 *  September ||  October ||  November ||  December ||  January ||  February ||  March ||  April ||  May ||
 * Kate Haswell || Jess || Jill Olson || Denise || Jill || Jill || Jenny || Jill || Jill ||
 * Jess Albright || Sandi || Jenny Krenzke || Sandi || Jenny || Jenny || Denise || Denise || Denise ||
 * Mateja Casseli || Jackie Schmaltz || Sandi || Jenny || Denise || Denise || Sandi || Jenny || Jenny ||
 * Sandi Hausmann ||  ||   || Jill || Sandi || Sandi ||   ||   || Sandi ||
 * Theresa Poignee ||  ||   || Theresa || Karen Fox ||   ||   ||   ||   ||
 * Denise Farley ||  ||   ||   ||   ||   ||   ||   ||   ||

=Assessment= Much of tonight's meeting focused on assessment. Kate's feedback revealed that she amended last year's assessments with naked number sentences, and that her students often found more success with these questions than with the word problems.

Discussion moved to the difficulty students have with reading, and that perhaps we needed to make our assessments more robust - how can be be sure it is the math and not the reading that is being assessed?

So, several assessments were rewritten. Please, feedback is welcome!

We discussed Enough for the Class. Chris will make a second question with a number in the teens and a number below 10. Kate suggests a "how many more" question.

How many pennies? [student a] counted 17 pennies. [student b] counted 16 pennies. How many do they have so far? [graphic of a penny]

11 + 8 = 15 + 18 =

EOU

18 students were on the playground. 11 students went inside. How many are still on the playground?

33 - 8 14 - 6