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Making Math Accessible to Students With Special Needs
Practical Tips and Suggestions (Grades 3–5)
Increase your capacity to make mathematics accessible to all students. This manual offers tools and guidance that everyone in mathematics education can use to increase confidence and competence. Chapters address critical topics such as federal and state legislation, research-based instructional best practices, and alternative instruction and assessment practices. Reflective questions and tasks make this a perfect book for self-guided or group study. Appendices offer sample answers and additional supports.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1: Why Do We Need to Make Mathematics Accessible to All Students?
Chapter 2: Creating a Supportive Classroom Environment
Chapter 3: Understanding High-Quality, Effective Instruction
Chapter 4: Accommodating Mathematics for Students With Special Needs
Chapter 5: The 5E Instructional Model
Chapter 6: Creating and Adapting Lessons for High-Quality Instruction
Appendix A: Responses to Tasks and Reflections
Appendix B: Reproducibles for Lessons in Chapters 5 and 6
Appendix C: Additional Resources
PRINTABLE REPRODUCIBLES
Appendix B
- Set Model Mats: Fractions
- Fraction Circles
- Multiplication Chart
- Vocabulary Organizer: Equivalent Fractions
- Fraction Match Cards
- Performance Assessment (page 168)
- Garden Problem
- Window Pane Problem-Solving Cards: Stations 1–6
- Window Pane Problem-Solving Recording Sheets: Stations 1–6
- Calendar
- Apple Counters
- Product Finders
- Vocabulary Organizer: Factor
- Vocabulary Organizer: Product
- The Product Is . . . 16
- The Product Is . . . 26
- The Product Is . . . 32
- The Product Is . . . 35
- Square-Inch Grid Paper
- Square-Centimeter Grid Paper
- Performance Assessment (page 190)
Appendix C
- Questioning Sequence Checklist
- Student Rubric, Grades 3–5 Mathematics
- Problem-Solving Organizer
- Research-Based Questioning Strategies for 3–5 Mathematics
- 5E Lesson Plan Template
- 5E Lesson Plan Short Form