Dynamic Math Classroom (K-6)

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$349.00

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Graduate credits 3 semester hours
Credit equivalent 4.5 quarter hours
University CSU Pueblo
Level Graduate
Format Book-based/self-paced

This course is built on Peter Liljedahl’s research into what actually makes students think in math class — and what shuts thinking down. His 14 teaching practices challenge the default structures of traditional math instruction and replace them with strategies that get students collaborating, problem-solving, and reasoning from the start of class to the end.

You’ll learn how to restructure your math classroom around student-centered thinking — from how you form groups and assign tasks to how you facilitate discussion and assess understanding. The practices are specific, research-tested, and designed to work together as a system rather than a collection of one-off strategies.


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Dr. Peter Liljedahl, PhD
Professor of mathematics education at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia. Dr. Liljedahl’s research on student thinking in mathematics classrooms spans over fifteen years and has influenced math instruction internationally. He is the author of Building Thinking Classrooms in Mathematics.

This is a graduate-level course intended for K–12 educators who have completed a bachelor’s degree. It is recommended that you receive board or district approval before registering with TPAI.