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THURSDAY NOVEMBER 14, 2019

                 1:15 - 2:45         Session 76                           9th - 12th                                       102A


                Enhancing Your EOCEP Algebra 1 Assessment Superpowers


               The South Carolina Office of Assessment will share with participants the aspects of essential
               elements of Universal Design in summative assessments. Attendees will learn how these guide
               the development of EOCEP Algebra 1. Additionally, we will provide any updates for the 2019-
               2020 EOCEP Algebra 1 assessment.

               NCTM Principles to Actions: Using and Connecting Mathematical Representations, Facilitating Meaningful Mathematical Discourse,
               Posing Purposeful Questions, Supporting Productive Struggle in Learning Mathematics
                                      Daniel Cammisa & Marquita Blaylock

                                          South Carolina Department of Education






                 1:15 - 2:45         Session 77                      PreK -  College                                       102B

                 Turning your Students into Superman/Superwoman:

                           The 4E Lesson Model and the 5 Practices


               In order for your students to be supermen or superwomen, they need to explore first
               before you or anyone else explains.  Come experience it!
               NCTM Principles to Actions: Implementing Tasks that Promote Reasoning and Problem Solving, Facilitating Meaningful
               Mathematical Discourse, Building Procedural Fluency from Conceptual Understanding, Supporting Productive Struggle in Learning
               Mathematics, Eliciting and Using Evidence of Student Thinking
                               Dr. Karen L. Fonkert, Charleston Southern University







                 1:15 - 2:45         Session 78                           PreK -  5th                                       102C

                                          Numbers Aren't Letters


               As with reading, if students do not master key foundational skills and concepts in mathematics
               by end of grade 3, they will be at risk in subsequent grades. But how we learn math is not the
               same as how we learn to read. This presentation will focus on the critical components and
               effective best practices for K-3 math education and how these connect to grades 4-5.

               NCTM Principles to Actions: Establishing Mathematics Goals to Focus Learning, Implementing Tasks that Promote Reasoning and
               Problem Solving, Using and Connecting Mathematical Representations

                                         Jan Scott, Houghton-Mifflin-Harcourt



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