Better Arguments Make Better Students — and Better CitizensThe ability to make effective arguments is not only necessary in students’ academic lives, it’s a transferable skill essent
Take a deeper dive into understanding the five practices―anticipating, monitoring, selecting, sequencing, and connecting―for facilitating productive mathematical conversations in your elementary class
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