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š Teachers: When trying problem-based instruction, whatās one challenge you faceāand how do you handle it? Share below! š Our new #IMxBlog post explores how IM MathLab supports teachers in building confidence and shifting classroom practice: knowim.org/mathlab #IMMathLab
Our newest #IMxBlog post dives into what makes IM MathLab such a powerful experience for both teachers and studentsāfrom real-time classroom learning to meaningful reflection that sparks lasting shifts in instruction. Curious to learn more? ā knowim.org/mathlab #IMMathLab
IM MathLab is transforming teachersā beliefs about their studentsāand about their own ability to teach through problem-based instruction. š See how IM MathLab is shifting practice. Itās all in our latest #IMxBlog post ā knowim.org/mathlab #IMMathLab #LearnWithIM
š New on the IM Blog! IM MathLab gives educators real-time insight into problem-based instructionāhelping shift beliefs, build student confidence, and strengthen classroom communities. ⨠Read the post to learn more ā knowim.org/mathlab #IMxBlog #IMMathLab
In IM classrooms, mistakes arenāt failuresātheyāre stepping stones. Students share rough draft thinking, reflect, and revise their ideas. ā How do you help students turn āmistakesā into learning opportunities? Share below! š š” Read more ā knowim.org/revision #IMxBlog
In IM classrooms, students refine their thinking, clarify their reasoning, & take ownership of learning. Because when students have space to explore and revise, math becomes about discoveryānot perfection. š Read more. Check out our latest #IMxBlog post: knowim.org/revision
Revision in math isnāt just fixing mistakesāitās how students deepen understanding, sharpen reasoning, & communicate ideas. š” Read more in our latest #IMxBlog post: āThe Role of Revision in Math Class.ā š knowim.org/revision #IMMath #ThinkbackThursday #MathTeaching
In just 1 month, a teacher saw her students go from quiet problem-solving to leading discussions & celebrating discoveries with IMĀ® Kā5 Math. š Read more: š knowim.org/mathcommunity How do you build a sense of math community in your classroom? Share in the comments! #IMxBlog
What do students need to thrive in math class? Our latest #IMxBlog post explores 4 key resourcesāfrom grade-level access to high expectationsāand how IMĀ® Math supports them all. What would you add? Comment below! š Read the full post: knowim.org/mathforall #LearnWithIM
IM began with no plans to write curriculumājust a desire to help teachers make sense of the standards. In a new blog post, Bill McCallum reflects on how it all started, & what it means to step back. š Read the full story: knowim.org/farewell #IMMath #ThankYouBill #IMxBlog
š£ļø Talking about math is one thingāhelping every student feel confident doing it is another. Thatās why math language routines (MLRs) are built into IMĀ® Kā12 Math. š Explore how MLRs support meaningful discourse: knowim.org/MLR #IMxBlog #Thinkback
šš” Great math journeys start with strong support. Check out our back-to-school blog roundupāwith tips to help you start strong and stay strong all year long. š Read the full collection: knowim.org/backtoschool #IMxBlog #BackToSchool
š āUncover bias. Rebuild systems. Recognize brilliance.ā This monthās featured #IMxBlog post is a challenge to reimagine math classrooms where all students can thrive. Learn how IMĀ® Math helps make that vision realāevery day. š Read more: knowim.org/mathforall #LearnWithIM
š¬ āHow would our studentsā math learning and perception about math improve if they also had regular opportunities to talk about math?ā Thatās the focus of our latest #IMxBlog postāand why IMĀ® Math puts student discourse at the center. š knowim.org/MLR #LearnWithIM
š The future is bright at Illustrative Mathematics! š New CEO Kristin Umland shares her vision for IMās next chapter: Connection, innovation, and student sense-making remain at the heart of all we do. Read more ā knowim.org/future #LearnWithIM #IMxBlog #MathTeaching
From quiet problem-solving to confident discussion & collaboration. š With IMĀ® Kā5 Math, 3rd grade teacher Tabitha Eutsler saw her students find their voicesāquestioning, explaining, and joyfully celebrating math together. Read the full story: knowim.org/mathcommunity #IMxBlog
š Fuel up for the 2025ā2026 school year with our back-to-school blog roundup! š” Practical tips š§ Research-based strategies šŖ Tools to empower every classroom Start strongāand stay strongāwith IMĀ® Math. š knowim.org/backtoschool #IMxBlog #BackToSchool
āThey were all learning the same standard, but it was designed in a way that allowed each student to contribute in math class each day.ā Read how IMĀ® Kā5 Math helped this 3rd grade teacher give every student an entry pointāand a voiceāin math: š knowim.org/mathcommunity #IMxBlog
š£ļø Math talk = learning in action. Check out our latest #IMxBlog post to explore how IMĀ® Math uses math language routines (MLRs) to elevate every studentās voice: knowim.org/MLR š¬ Whatās a strategy you use to get students talking and thinking about math? #LearnWithIM
š āImproving the classroom experience & fostering studentsā math learning is our north star.ā CEO Kristin Umland shares her reflections on IMās next chapter & how connection, innovation & collaboration guide everything we do. See whatās ahead: knowim.org/future #IMxBlog
š Teachers: When trying problem-based instruction, whatās one challenge you faceāand how do you handle it? Share below! š Our new #IMxBlog post explores how IM MathLab supports teachers in building confidence and shifting classroom practice: knowim.org/mathlab #IMMathLab
IM MathLab is transforming teachersā beliefs about their studentsāand about their own ability to teach through problem-based instruction. š See how IM MathLab is shifting practice. Itās all in our latest #IMxBlog post ā knowim.org/mathlab #IMMathLab #LearnWithIM
Our newest #IMxBlog post dives into what makes IM MathLab such a powerful experience for both teachers and studentsāfrom real-time classroom learning to meaningful reflection that sparks lasting shifts in instruction. Curious to learn more? ā knowim.org/mathlab #IMMathLab
š New on the IM Blog! IM MathLab gives educators real-time insight into problem-based instructionāhelping shift beliefs, build student confidence, and strengthen classroom communities. ⨠Read the post to learn more ā knowim.org/mathlab #IMxBlog #IMMathLab
In IM classrooms, mistakes arenāt failuresātheyāre stepping stones. Students share rough draft thinking, reflect, and revise their ideas. ā How do you help students turn āmistakesā into learning opportunities? Share below! š š” Read more ā knowim.org/revision #IMxBlog
Revision in math isnāt just fixing mistakesāitās how students deepen understanding, sharpen reasoning, & communicate ideas. š” Read more in our latest #IMxBlog post: āThe Role of Revision in Math Class.ā š knowim.org/revision #IMMath #ThinkbackThursday #MathTeaching
In IM classrooms, students refine their thinking, clarify their reasoning, & take ownership of learning. Because when students have space to explore and revise, math becomes about discoveryānot perfection. š Read more. Check out our latest #IMxBlog post: knowim.org/revision
In just 1 month, a teacher saw her students go from quiet problem-solving to leading discussions & celebrating discoveries with IMĀ® Kā5 Math. š Read more: š knowim.org/mathcommunity How do you build a sense of math community in your classroom? Share in the comments! #IMxBlog
āThey were all learning the same standard, but it was designed in a way that allowed each student to contribute in math class each day.ā Read how IMĀ® Kā5 Math helped this 3rd grade teacher give every student an entry pointāand a voiceāin math: š knowim.org/mathcommunity #IMxBlog
⨠āOnly 30 days into the school year, I was watching and listening to students deeply discuss math.ā With IMĀ® Kā5 Math, 3rd grade teacher Tabitha Eutsler saw her classroom become a true math community. šš Read more: š knowim.org/mathcommunity #MathCommunity #IMMath #IMxBlog
From quiet problem-solving to confident discussion & collaboration. š With IMĀ® Kā5 Math, 3rd grade teacher Tabitha Eutsler saw her students find their voicesāquestioning, explaining, and joyfully celebrating math together. Read the full story: knowim.org/mathcommunity #IMxBlog
š āImproving the classroom experience & fostering studentsā math learning is our north star.ā CEO Kristin Umland shares her reflections on IMās next chapter & how connection, innovation & collaboration guide everything we do. See whatās ahead: knowim.org/future #IMxBlog
š” āPeople may come to us for curriculum, but what they get is so much more.ā CEO Kristin Umland reflects on IMās next chapter and the lasting impact of collaboration, connection, and a commitment to student sense-making. Discover whatās ahead: knowim.org/future #IMxBlog
š The future is bright at Illustrative Mathematics! š New CEO Kristin Umland shares her vision for IMās next chapter: Connection, innovation, and student sense-making remain at the heart of all we do. Read more ā knowim.org/future #LearnWithIM #IMxBlog #MathTeaching
šš” Great math journeys start with strong support. Check out our back-to-school blog roundupāwith tips to help you start strong and stay strong all year long. š Read the full collection: knowim.org/backtoschool #IMxBlog #BackToSchool
š Fuel up for the 2025ā2026 school year with our back-to-school blog roundup! š” Practical tips š§ Research-based strategies šŖ Tools to empower every classroom Start strongāand stay strongāwith IMĀ® Math. š knowim.org/backtoschool #IMxBlog #BackToSchool
IM began with no plans to write curriculumājust a desire to help teachers make sense of the standards. In a new blog post, Bill McCallum reflects on how it all started, & what it means to step back. š Read the full story: knowim.org/farewell #IMMath #ThankYouBill #IMxBlog
š£ļø Math talk = learning in action. Check out our latest #IMxBlog post to explore how IMĀ® Math uses math language routines (MLRs) to elevate every studentās voice: knowim.org/MLR š¬ Whatās a strategy you use to get students talking and thinking about math? #LearnWithIM
š¬ āWe believe every student deserves access to rich, meaningful math learningāand language plays a critical role in that journey.ā Our latest #IMxBlog post explores how MLRs foster deep understanding through math talk. š£ļø šRead more: knowim.org/MLR #LearnWithIM
š¬ āHow would our studentsā math learning and perception about math improve if they also had regular opportunities to talk about math?ā Thatās the focus of our latest #IMxBlog postāand why IMĀ® Math puts student discourse at the center. š knowim.org/MLR #LearnWithIM
Our newest #IMxBlog post dives into what makes IM MathLab such a powerful experience for both teachers and studentsāfrom real-time classroom learning to meaningful reflection that sparks lasting shifts in instruction. Curious to learn more? ā knowim.org/mathlab #IMMathLab
š Teachers: When trying problem-based instruction, whatās one challenge you faceāand how do you handle it? Share below! š Our new #IMxBlog post explores how IM MathLab supports teachers in building confidence and shifting classroom practice: knowim.org/mathlab #IMMathLab
IM MathLab is transforming teachersā beliefs about their studentsāand about their own ability to teach through problem-based instruction. š See how IM MathLab is shifting practice. Itās all in our latest #IMxBlog post ā knowim.org/mathlab #IMMathLab #LearnWithIM
In IM classrooms, students refine their thinking, clarify their reasoning, & take ownership of learning. Because when students have space to explore and revise, math becomes about discoveryānot perfection. š Read more. Check out our latest #IMxBlog post: knowim.org/revision
š New on the IM Blog! IM MathLab gives educators real-time insight into problem-based instructionāhelping shift beliefs, build student confidence, and strengthen classroom communities. ⨠Read the post to learn more ā knowim.org/mathlab #IMxBlog #IMMathLab
Revision in math isnāt just fixing mistakesāitās how students deepen understanding, sharpen reasoning, & communicate ideas. š” Read more in our latest #IMxBlog post: āThe Role of Revision in Math Class.ā š knowim.org/revision #IMMath #ThinkbackThursday #MathTeaching
In IM classrooms, mistakes arenāt failuresātheyāre stepping stones. Students share rough draft thinking, reflect, and revise their ideas. ā How do you help students turn āmistakesā into learning opportunities? Share below! š š” Read more ā knowim.org/revision #IMxBlog
In just 1 month, a teacher saw her students go from quiet problem-solving to leading discussions & celebrating discoveries with IMĀ® Kā5 Math. š Read more: š knowim.org/mathcommunity How do you build a sense of math community in your classroom? Share in the comments! #IMxBlog
š£ļø Talking about math is one thingāhelping every student feel confident doing it is another. Thatās why math language routines (MLRs) are built into IMĀ® Kā12 Math. š Explore how MLRs support meaningful discourse: knowim.org/MLR #IMxBlog #Thinkback
šš” Great math journeys start with strong support. Check out our back-to-school blog roundupāwith tips to help you start strong and stay strong all year long. š Read the full collection: knowim.org/backtoschool #IMxBlog #BackToSchool
What do students need to thrive in math class? Our latest #IMxBlog post explores 4 key resourcesāfrom grade-level access to high expectationsāand how IMĀ® Math supports them all. What would you add? Comment below! š Read the full post: knowim.org/mathforall #LearnWithIM
IM began with no plans to write curriculumājust a desire to help teachers make sense of the standards. In a new blog post, Bill McCallum reflects on how it all started, & what it means to step back. š Read the full story: knowim.org/farewell #IMMath #ThankYouBill #IMxBlog
š¬ āHow would our studentsā math learning and perception about math improve if they also had regular opportunities to talk about math?ā Thatās the focus of our latest #IMxBlog postāand why IMĀ® Math puts student discourse at the center. š knowim.org/MLR #LearnWithIM
From quiet problem-solving to confident discussion & collaboration. š With IMĀ® Kā5 Math, 3rd grade teacher Tabitha Eutsler saw her students find their voicesāquestioning, explaining, and joyfully celebrating math together. Read the full story: knowim.org/mathcommunity #IMxBlog
š āUncover bias. Rebuild systems. Recognize brilliance.ā This monthās featured #IMxBlog post is a challenge to reimagine math classrooms where all students can thrive. Learn how IMĀ® Math helps make that vision realāevery day. š Read more: knowim.org/mathforall #LearnWithIM
š The future is bright at Illustrative Mathematics! š New CEO Kristin Umland shares her vision for IMās next chapter: Connection, innovation, and student sense-making remain at the heart of all we do. Read more ā knowim.org/future #LearnWithIM #IMxBlog #MathTeaching
š Fuel up for the 2025ā2026 school year with our back-to-school blog roundup! š” Practical tips š§ Research-based strategies šŖ Tools to empower every classroom Start strongāand stay strongāwith IMĀ® Math. š knowim.org/backtoschool #IMxBlog #BackToSchool
āThey were all learning the same standard, but it was designed in a way that allowed each student to contribute in math class each day.ā Read how IMĀ® Kā5 Math helped this 3rd grade teacher give every student an entry pointāand a voiceāin math: š knowim.org/mathcommunity #IMxBlog
š£ļø Math talk = learning in action. Check out our latest #IMxBlog post to explore how IMĀ® Math uses math language routines (MLRs) to elevate every studentās voice: knowim.org/MLR š¬ Whatās a strategy you use to get students talking and thinking about math? #LearnWithIM
š¬ āWe believe every student deserves access to rich, meaningful math learningāand language plays a critical role in that journey.ā Our latest #IMxBlog post explores how MLRs foster deep understanding through math talk. š£ļø šRead more: knowim.org/MLR #LearnWithIM
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