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See It, Say It, Symbolize It: Teaching the Big Ideas in Elementary Mathematics

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Reimagining elementary mathematics pedagogy using a three-step process—See It, Say It, Symbolize It—author Patrick L. Sullivan provides a guide for developing a dynamic and flexible understanding of numbers and operations. By helping students develop a language that is consistent across concepts and connecting it to what is seen and symbolized, teachers empower their students to engage in reasoning they will utilize throughout their lives.



This book will help K–5

Apply the See It, Say It, Symbolize It framework to foundational mathematical concepts and operations
Reframe common mathematical language to increase students’ conceptual understanding and make connections between ideas that are often seen as disconnected
Compare the traditional process of communicating foundational mathematical ideas to the See It, Say It, Symbolize It process, with descriptive examples
Comprehend the superpower understandings in elementary mathematics, which help students develop a dynamic and flexible understanding of numbers and operations as well as connect multiple concepts
Internalize chapter content with reflection prompts and end-of-chapter application guides



How Did I Get Here?

Chapter 1: Early Number Concepts

Chapter 2: Same Numeral, Different Meanings

Chapter 3: Fractions—The F Word of Elementary Mathematics

Chapter 4: Addition

Chapter 5: Subtraction

Chapter 6: Multiplication

Chapter 7: Division

Chapter 8: Ratios, Proportions, and Percentages, Oh My!

Final Thoughts

Glossary

References and Resources

Index

248 pages

Published June 3, 2024

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