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Visible Thinking in Mathematics — Long Summary (PDF-style write-up)

Core Methodology

: It utilizes the Concrete-Pictorial-Abstract (CPA) approach, focusing heavily on the pictorial stage to bridge the gap between physical objects and abstract numbers. Key Features :

  1. Printable Graphic Organizers: Ready-to-use templates like "Claim-Support-Question," "Step-by-Step Annotated Work," and "Math Concept Maps."
  2. Routine Cards: One-page summaries of 21 thinking routines specifically tailored for algebra, geometry, and data analysis.
  3. Student Sentence Stems: Scaffolded language for English Language Learners (ELLs) and struggling learners (e.g., “The pattern shows... because...”).
  4. Rubrics for Assessment: How to grade "visible thinking" without subjective bias.

  • 2. 3-2-1 Bridge

    Building Metacognition

    : Students become aware of their own thinking, helping them become more reflective and independent learners.

    • Visible Thinking in Mathematics — Long Summary (PDF-style write-up)

    Core Methodology

    : It utilizes the Concrete-Pictorial-Abstract (CPA) approach, focusing heavily on the pictorial stage to bridge the gap between physical objects and abstract numbers. Key Features :

    1. Printable Graphic Organizers: Ready-to-use templates like "Claim-Support-Question," "Step-by-Step Annotated Work," and "Math Concept Maps."
    2. Routine Cards: One-page summaries of 21 thinking routines specifically tailored for algebra, geometry, and data analysis.
    3. Student Sentence Stems: Scaffolded language for English Language Learners (ELLs) and struggling learners (e.g., “The pattern shows... because...”).
    4. Rubrics for Assessment: How to grade "visible thinking" without subjective bias.

  • 2. 3-2-1 Bridge

    Building Metacognition

    : Students become aware of their own thinking, helping them become more reflective and independent learners.