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K-5 Mathematics
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Mission Statement
It is the mission of the ½ûÂþÌìÌà mathematics department to support all educators at all levels within the district through the provision and implementation of equitable and culturally sustaining practices. We do this in order to best meet the needs of our families, communities, and most importantly to serve our students so they are able to achieve the attributes of the Graduate Portrait.
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Vision Statement
Supporting all students to increase belief in their innate mathematics ability and achievement at the highest levels in mathematics by providing opportunities to experience the beauty, joy and wonder of mathematics through engaging, culturally-sustaining instructional experiences and real-life contexts.
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K-5 Developing Leaders, Transforming Practice Mathematics Grant
The Developing Leaders, Transforming Practice (DLTP) is a partnership between ½ûÂþÌìÌà (½ûÂþÌìÌÃ), Portland State University (PSU), and RMC Research Corporation (RMC). DLTP is a K-5 mathematics intervention focused on supporting teachers' implementation of ambitious and equitable mathematics teaching practices and students' opportunities to learn and ultimately, their achievement. .
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Welcome!
Curriculum Associates i-Ready Classroom Mathematics is the adopted curricular resource for K-5 Mathematics instruction in ½ûÂþÌìÌÃ.
The i-Ready Classroom Mathematics program is structured by units, lessons, and sessions. There are five to six units at each grade level. Each unit is broken into lessons which span multiple days. Each lesson is divided into 3 - 5 daily sessions. This structure provides students with the time necessary to dig deeper into concepts, strengthening their understanding and helping them become independent learners. Each session also follows the Try–Discuss–Connect routine. This is a predictable routine that provides students an opportunity to make sense of problems, share ideas and discuss thinking with their peers, and compare different mathematical representations and approaches.
In addition to the daily classroom Try-Discuss-Connect routine, students may also be working on an individualized learning plan called My Path. My Path is a digital program that is created based on a student’s Diagnostic assessment. Teachers may also assign digital lessons in alignment with their students' needs. Students may spend 30-50 minutes a week working on My Path.
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