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Mathematics Targets based on the <strong>Kansas</strong> <strong>City</strong>, <strong>Kansas</strong> Mathematics Model<br />

(based on data analysis check no more than two targeted strategies)<br />

A. Conceptual Understanding; Computational and Procedural Fluency; Strategic Competence (Problem Solving); Adaptive<br />

Reasoning; Positive, Production Disposition<br />

We will improve Conceptual Understanding; Computational and Procedural Fluency; Strategic Competence (Problem Solving);<br />

Adaptive Reasoning; Positive, Production Disposition skills for the following tiers (check all that apply)<br />

gfedcb All Students<br />

gfedc Some Students<br />

gfedc Few Students<br />

gfedcb Gender<br />

gfedcb African Americans<br />

gfedcb SES<br />

gfedc Hispanics<br />

gfedc ELL<br />

gfedcb Whites<br />

gfedcb SPED<br />

gfedc Asian Pacific Islanders<br />

gfedc American Indians<br />

gfedc Mulit-Ethnic and Undeclared<br />

gfedc K gfedc 1 gfedc 2 gfedc 3 gfedc 4 gfedc 5 gfedc 6 gfedc 7 gfedc 8 gfedcb 9 gfedcb 10 gfedcb 11 gfedcb 12<br />

The student will improve Conceptual Understanding; Computational and Procedural Fluency; Strategic Competence (Problem<br />

Solving); Adaptive Reasoning; Positive, Production Disposition skills through scaffolded instruction using:<br />

Strategy Research Resources Person Responsible<br />

Vocabulary<br />

Acquisition<br />

Baker, S.K., Simons, D.C. & Kameenui, E.J..<br />

(1995). Vocabulary acquisition: Synthesis<br />

of the research. Eugene, OR: University<br />

of Oregon, . Technical Report, No. 13),<br />

Kilpatrick, J., Swafford, J., & Findell, B. (Eds.).<br />

(2001). Adding it up: Helping children<br />

learn mathematics. <strong>Washington</strong>, DC:<br />

Mathematics Learning Study Committee,<br />

Center for Education, Division of<br />

Behavioral and Social Sciences and<br />

Education, National Academy Press..<br />

Monroe, E. E. .<br />

(1998). Using graphic organizers to teach<br />

vocabulary: Does available research<br />

inform mathematics instruction? .<br />

Usiskin, Z..<br />

(1996). Communication in mathematics,<br />

K – 12 and beyond (1996 Yearbook).<br />

Reston, VA: National Council of<br />

Teachers of Mathematics..<br />

Barton, M.L., & Heidema, C..<br />

(2002). Teaching reading in<br />

mathematics, (2nd ed.).<br />

Aurora, CO: Mid-continent<br />

Research for Education and<br />

Learning..<br />

Murray, M..<br />

(2004). Teaching<br />

mathematics vocabulary in<br />

context. Portsmouth, NH:<br />

Heinemann..<br />

Readence, J.E., Bean, T.W., &<br />

Baldwin, R.S..<br />

(2001). Content area<br />

literacy: An integrated<br />

approach, (7th ed.).<br />

Dubuque, IA: Kendall<br />

Hunt..<br />

Dr. Greg Netzer<br />

Scarlett Sherretts-Risley<br />

Math Instructors<br />

-- <strong>Kansas</strong> <strong>City</strong>, <strong>Washington</strong> High School --<br />

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