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 +Active Math by jgmac1106 a remix of <small><a title="Magic Maths Gloves" href="https://flickr.com/photos/southwellpics/15644822818">"Magic Maths Gloves"</a> by <a href="https://flickr.com/people/southwellpics">The-E</a> is licensed under <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/">CC BY-NC-ND</a> </small> and
 +<small><a title="Math Dances" href="https://flickr.com/photos/dylanng/6267107228">"Math Dances"</a> by <a href="https://flickr.com/people/dylanng">Dylan231</a> is licensed under <a href="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/">CC BY</a> </small>
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 +====== Active Learning in The Remote and Hybrid Math Classroom ======
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 +Welcome to Southern Connecticut State University's Institute for active learning in the remote and hybrid mathematics classroom. This unique program pairs highly qualified mathematics teachers with pre-service teachers studying in education prepartation programs in our College of Education.
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 +Together we work on one goal, "Community is the Curriculum." Classroom teachers  provide whole group instruction and then New Haven Public Students get matched with an SCSU mentor in a breakout room. The classroom teacher can then float among the rooms or meet with students for one-on-one support.
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 +==== Goals and Objectives ====
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 +We seek to enrich the mathematical prowess of students while strengthening partnerships between SCSU and NHPS through digital field placements. As an institute we focus on on the technology but understanding how we can leverage the pedagogical affordances of the tools we use while also adapting to classrooms no longer bound by time and space.
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 +Participants in Day One of the Institute will:
 +  * Utilize breakout rooms to increase opportunities for active learning
 +  * Evaluate different instructional models used in breakout rooms
 +  * Match tools to specific math practices.
 +  * Create learning activities to attend to precision with equations in Google Docs
 +  * Deepen independence by using Jamboard to make sense of problems.
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 +==== Agenda ====
 +
 +9:00-9:15 Introduction and Icebreaker
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 +9:15-9:45 Keynotes: Online isn’t Alone- Dr. J. Gregory McVerry
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 +Adding it Up. Matching tools and learners to math practices-Amy Tepper
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 +9:50-10:30 Using Google Meet Breakout rooms
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 +Attend  One:
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 +10:35-11:00 Make sense of problems and persevere with Jamboard to deepen independence
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 +10:35-11:00 Attend to precision by using mathematical notation with Google Docs
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 +Attend One:
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 +11:05-11:35 Make sense of problems and persevere with Jamboard to deepen independence
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 +11:05-11:35 Attend to precision by using mathematical notation with Google Docs
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 +11:40-12:00 Wrap up and Goal Setting 
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 +=== Sessions ===
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 +== Keynotes ==
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 +[[Online isn't alone]] with [[https://jgregorymcverry.com|Dr. J. Gregory McVerry]]
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 +[[Adding it Up. Matching tools and learners to math practices]] with [[https://tepperflynn.com|Amy Tepper]]
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 +== Whole Group Session ==
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 +[[Breakout Rooms with Google Meet]]
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 +== Breakout Rooms ==
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 +[[Jamboard]]
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 +[[Equations and Google Docs]]
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