Redefining Effective Math Intervention with Do The Math
Do The Math was created specifically for those students who are struggling in math and who need more than what the teacher can provide in the context of regular math instruction.
Do The Math helps struggling students and their teachers in three important ways:
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Do The Math rebuilds the critical foundations for algebra by focusing on whole
numbers and fractions. The program scaffolds these topics even further, moving
from basic concepts to more complex operational work. Students spend more time
on key concepts over the course of multiple lessons, providing the time they need to
learn, process, and build a deep understanding. |
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Do The Math is designed around eight research-based instructional practices for
struggling students: Scaffolded Content, Explicit Instruction, Multiple Strategies,
Gradual Release routines, Student Interaction, Meaningful Practice, Assessment &
Differentiation, and Vocabulary & Language to help meet the needs of every student.
Click here for more information on the Pedagogy & Instruction embedded into the
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The research-based lessons in Do The Math support teachers in understanding and
delivering effective math instruction. Do The Math embeds professional
development and point-of-use support into every lesson with clear steps for easily
and effective managed teaching. Strategically placed throughout the program, these
supports ensure all teachers will feel comfortable and confident with the content in
Do The Math. |
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