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Mathematics standards are interconnected concepts, not isolated entities. These standards exhibit relationships within and across different grade levels. The Coherence Map visually represents this interconnected structure, highlighting its fundamental role in shaping college- and career-ready standards. Teachers can refer to the Coherence Map as a foundation for planning Math DI lessons. Check out the video to learn more about the Coherence Map! This video will introduce you to the Coherence Map found on Achieve the Core.

In this video, you will see how you can backward map to identify standards that will support student learning when deficits exist in working funds of knowledge. As always, your school success specialist can spend some time with you to plan differentiated lessons by using this resource to identify standards and tasks that can be taught during Math DI. Teachers can use these lessons during small group instruction when differentiating for students who are experiencing deficits of knowledge in specific topics or standards. Find the connections between the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics The tool works best when viewed on a computer or tablet. Enter your email address and we'll send you a link for later.

A tool specifically designed to illuminate the coherent connections of the standards A summary of the The Common Core State Standards Shifts in Mathematics with resources to learn more and deeply understan… CCSS lead writer William McCallum explains the importance of connections within mathematics and the value of students un… Why are your math students struggling? Use the Coherence Map to address gaps in background knowledge. Many times, students struggle with grade-level content because they are missing prerequisite skills and knowledge from earlier grades.

If your students are having trouble mastering a particular standard, use the Coherence Map to see how that standard is connected to other standards within and across grades. Once you've identified what skills and concepts students need to practice, use the Illustrative Mathematics tasks included with each standard to build mastery. Assembled by Student Achievement Partners 58 East 11th Street New York, New York 10003 a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization You're receiving this email because you signed up for resource update notifications on our websiteachievethecore.org. Receiving this message from a colleague? Subscribe here to receive emails like this one.

The ATOMIC Mission is to ensure that every Connecticut student receives world-class education in mathematics by providing vision, leadership and support to the K-16 mathematics community and by providing every teacher of mathematics the... Explore guides, research papers, policy briefs, and tools to aid decisions on standards and assessments. The Coherence Map is an interactive digital tool that visually displays the connections between the K-8 Common Core State Standards for Mathematics (CCSSM). The digital map allows users to search by standards, grade levels, and by domains within each grade level. Once a standard is selected, the digital tool maps the standard in relation to other standards both within and across grade levels and domains. The Coherence Map shows two major types of connections using arrows and dashed lines.

It uses an arrow (A -> B) to indicate related standards in cases where a student who cannot meet A is not likely to be able to meet B. It uses dashed lines (A — B) to indicate related standards. Every standard is illustrated with an example task and its solution that can be downloaded. The standards also provide links to related tasks, lessons, and assessments, as well as excerpts from the Progressions documents. By illustrating the content structure of the CCSSM, the Coherence Map demonstrates that mathematics standards are not isolated concepts; instead they relate to one another within and across grade levels. The Coherence Map is a useful tool to help educators build student understanding.

By using the tool to identify connections between standards, educators can identify gaps in student knowledge and provide instruction that will help students draw on previous knowledge as they face new material. Furthermore, this tool provides educators with a visual display of how supporting standards connect with the Major Work of the Grade. Finally, the links to related resources – assessments, tasks, and lessons – not only provide additional instructional material, they also help deepen educators’ understanding of the Standards and their connections. Standards, Assessment, & Accountability Topics Elementary School (K-5) Middle School (6-8) CCSS lead writer William McCallum explains the importance of connections within mathematics and the value of students understanding the structure and coherence of the subject.

From the Hunt Institute. 5-min video. The Coherence Map shows the connections between Common Core State Standards for Mathematics. http://www.achievethecore.org/coherence-map/

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