Mathematics

Instructions on accessing the CPM Online Classes, eTeacher's Guides, eTextbooks, and Resources

These additional resources are available to support students, parents, and teachers. These resources include eTools and videos, progress monitoring assessments, homework help, resource pages with a toolkit, and a parent guide with extra practice. Most of these resources are also available in Spanish in addition to English.

A Cpm Progress Monitoring Assessment generator is available here.

CPM Study Team Roles and Team Support

Resource Manager: • Gets necessary materials and supplies for the team and makes sure that the team cleans up at the end of the period. • Manages non-material resources for the team, seeking input from each member. • Calls the teacher over when the whole team has a question.	Facilitator: • Helps their team get started by having someone read the task aloud. • Makes sure each person understands the task and knows how to get started. • Makes sure everyone can explain the team’s answer.
Recorder/Reporter: • Shares team’s results with the class. • Serves as a liaison with the teacher during a ‘Huddle.’ • Makes sure each team member records the work. • Organizes the team presentation and assigns the parts for the presentation.	Task Manager: • Keeps the team focused and on task discussing math. • Intervenes if anyone is off task. • Articulates the reasons behind the math statements that the team makes by repeating what the team is saying.

username: studyteams password: studyteams

Team Support	Study Teams	Using Study Teams for Effective Learning
	Team Work	Teaching students how to work in teams.
	Student Roles	A description of four specific team roles and the student responsibilities for each.
	Norms	Norms for student interaction in study teams.
	CPM Text	Using the CPM text and resource materials with study teams.
	Teacher Interaction	Teacher interaction and intervention with study teams.
	Team Logistics	Organizing the classroom for study team interactions.
	Strategies	A list and description a many study team and teaching strategies.

Mathematics Intervention Strategies

Summary of Intervention Strategies to Support Students Struggling with Math:

Use of structured peer-assisted learning activities involving heterogeneous ability groupings.
Use systematic and explicit instruction using visual and graphic representations.
Modify instruction based on data from formative assessments of students (such as classroom discussions or quizzes).
Provide opportunities for students to think aloud while they work.
Share and discuss formative assessment data results with students.
Instruction during the intervention should be explicit and systematic.
Interventions should include instruction on solving word problems that are based on common underlying structures. This includes instruction on how to reading math problems.
Be intentional regarding teaching students the eight Standards of Mathematical Practices.
Increase opportunities for productive student discourse.
Provide explicit instruction on writing in mathematics. For example, explaining answers and the processes taken to answer mathematical problems in writing.tion to English.

Assessments

	Guidebook	Philosophy and guide for formative and summative assessment.
	Individual Tests	Recommendations for Individual tests.
	Grading/Scoring	A variety of ideas for approaching grading and scoring.
	Team Tests	Reasons for providing team test opportunities and how to develop team tests.
	Participation Quizzes	A description of participation quizzes and how to implement them.
	Student Presentations	Ideas for student presentations.
	Classroom Observations	Formative assessment through classroom observations
	Portfolios/Homework	Discussion of the use of portfolios/homework for student learning.