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2. Learn Math | LINCS Learner Center | Adult Education and ...

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   Use the search options to find ways to reach your learning goals. Explore programs near you to improve your reading and writing, math, English, technology, and workforce skills. You can also find U.S. Citizenship programs near you. Visit Site. The National Center for Families Learning, Dollar General, and ProLiteracy. 1.

3. 21st Century Skills Map - ed

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   21st Century Skills. An example from the Math Skills Map illustrates sample outcomes for teaching Communication and Collaboration. 21st Century Skills Map DESIGNED IN COOPERATION WITH THE NATION'S MATH EDUCATORS One Massachusetts Avenue NW, Suite 700 Washington, DC 20001 202-312-6429 www.P21.org Publication date: 01/11 1

4. Supporting Mathematical Problem Solving at Home

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   From the National Center for Education Evaluation at IES. Three tips for supporting mathematical problem solving at home. 1. Help children get started and reflect on word problems. 2. Help children use visual representations. 3. Encourage using multiple problem-solving approaches.

5. Math in Context: Math for the Workplace - ed

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   Workplace Math Skills Needed (2) Math skills needed in the workplace contain: Extraneous information to sort through. Rearranging of information required to get to the answer. Chained steps; sequencing is important. In sum: Interpret the English (the words) in terms of math. Choose the correct math tools to solve the problem. 11

6. Developing Math Skills in Early Childhood - ed

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   Recommended well-child “checkups” are frequent in early childhood: 7 before the first birthday; 6 from age 1 through age 3. Reading books, telling stories, and using “math talk” are easy, efective ways to integrate and promote the development of early math and early literacy skills. Children’s books provide many ways to highlight math.

7. Engaging Families for Math Success - Institute of Education ...

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   Supporting family math. Well-designed partnerships of families and community members can increase students' self-confidence and achievement, generally, and in mathematics specifically. 2, 3 Community engagement activities, such as math nights, create an opportunity for educators, children, and families to learn and talk about math and can help ...