In the "Thought Catcher" chapter of The Together Teacher (chapter 4), the author mentioned specific examples of
using thought catchers in regards to students: to monitor/record feedback, which could
then be used when writing progress reports, or to record thoughts targeting specific writing
skills.
This led me to think about using something like this for the Common Core Standards for Mathematical Practices.
So, I made a chart with student names and the math practices; but....I'm not entirely sure how I'll use it yet..as a check mark system or to jot notes (there's not a whole lot of room for that, unless I redo it with fewer students per page). But, I thought I'd share anyway:)
This led me to think about using something like this for the Common Core Standards for Mathematical Practices.
So, I made a chart with student names and the math practices; but....I'm not entirely sure how I'll use it yet..as a check mark system or to jot notes (there's not a whole lot of room for that, unless I redo it with fewer students per page). But, I thought I'd share anyway:)
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