Hey #teachers! Interested in learning more about the #scienceofreading? Join us for this FREE #CEC Kansas event Sat April 5th 10am-12pm CST. Register at the link below 👏🙌👇 Attend in person or virtually! Please share! KU School of Education & Human Sciences KU Special Education kansas.exceptionalchildren.org/events/underst…

Now Danielle Lariviere is sharing brief activities she designed to help students deepen their knowledge of math vocabulary. I love the map (on the left) and some of the games!

Colleagues, teachers, and school partners: Please read this open access response to the recent NCTM / CEC position statement on teaching #mathematics Sarah Powell Erica Lembke Gena Nelson Dr. Jenny Root (Taylor’s Version) MeganRojo_PhD Elizabeth M. Hughes (she/her) The Aletheia Society 👇👇👇 doi.org/10.25894/rise.…

Tomorrow - Join Mackenna (and Liz Stevens and Natalie Patton) for an amazing presentation on Math Words. Learn about how to support students with math vocabulary. #CEC2025

Here Council for Exceptional Children #CEC2025 and Danielle Lariviere presented on #wordproblem #schemas found in state test items! Half of the schema problems found on test items are the equal groups schema!

A packed house today ⁦Council for Exceptional Children⁩ where ⁦Sarah Powell⁩ talked about the importance of fact fluency for problem solving efficiency across the elementary, middle, and high school grades! #math #CEC2025

Always fun to see Sarah Powell! Great reception last night hosted by UVA, UT Austin, and Mizzou! #CEC2025

Great to connect with awesome colleagues and friends KU Special Education KU School of Education & Human Sciences and The Schenck School at #CEC2025!

Join us April 3 as Jordan R. Bass shares lessons from the mentors who shaped his journey in “Guided by Greatness: Lessons from My Teachers and Coaches” Attend in person or virtually! RSVP now: bit.ly/41ISyhx

Check out these awesome notes taken Council for Exceptional Children on our IES Research funded Math Words project! #mathwords 👏🙌🎉 Thrilled this session provided usable, practical tools for teachers to implement right away!

The #MathWords team has been hard at work this year! We've been working with teachers to develop #math #vocabulary materials to support students' math language and vocabulary! We presented this IES Research at #CEC2025! KU Special Education KU School of Education & Human Sciences Huge thanks to this awesome team!

Here in our #MathWords presentation at #CEC2025, Danielle Lariviere shared tips for integrating math vocabulary throughout the math lesson. Use word wall cards and clear & concise language (e.g., numerator instead of "top number") Mackenna Vander Tuin Natalie Patton Sarah Powell

In our #MathWords presentation at #CEC2025 Mackenna Vander Tuin shared tips for integrating math words during the math lesson. Try the "Which word" activity with students: Which word goes with equal parts? inequality or denominator? Danielle Lariviere Natalie Patton Sarah Powell

Another #MathWords update from #CEC2025! Natalie Patton modeled a routine for teaching important words students need to know! This includes a student-friendly definition, related words, visual, and application activity! Danielle Lariviere Mackenna Vander Tuin Sarah Powell

Excited to share what I’ve learned about HS math intervention research at this conference! Come see me at 11:15am on April 4th!

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In this paper, we reviewed studies that focused on teaching pre-algebraic reasoning to students who experience difficulty with mathematics. What was used most often within the instruction? Use of representations and use of explicit instruction. buff.ly/3Qaordz

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Heading to #AERA2025 next week? Please join me for several math conversations! For this talk, we'll be highlighting our IES-funded Math SPIRAL project. mathspiral.com

Congratulations to the amazing Danielle Lariviere 🎉🎉🥳🙌👏🍾