Friday, August 25, 2017

Place Value Socratic Circles for Diverse Mathematical Learners (4th Grade)


Try the hottest approach to math group work and differentiated work for diverse learners!

Socratic Background:

According to Merriam-Webster, the word So·crat·ic is of or relating to the ancient Greek philosopher Socrates, his followers, or his method of asking questions to discover the truth. Socrates (469-399 B.C.), a Greek philosopher, is best known for creating the teaching practice of pedagogy, in which a teacher questions students in a particular way that pulls out the correct answer. 

Students form Socratic Circles in order to promote higher level thinking, differentiated discussions, and questioning techniques. The Socratic Method also allows students to learn from one another in multiple ways. Perfect topic review for State Tests or for an in-depth review of place value.








More About This Product:
This product is intended to be used with small groups, for differentiated instructional purposes, or as a whole class.
This product is suitable for teachers, special education providers, as well as for focused group instructional support.
This product is appropriate for students in Grades 4.
This product requires no preparation.
This product is Common Core aligned.

✓ Check out a flipbook preview here.

 
Packet Topic: Place Value, Addition, Subtraction
Common Core Standards included.
Answer Key included.

Includes a Teacher Notes page and Student Self-Assessment / Reflection Page! 

 


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