S6-01: Defining math fluency

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Welcome to Season 6 of Math Teacher Lounge! This season, we’ll be digging deep into math fluency—exploring what it is, looking into the research around it, and sharing practical tips for building it in math classrooms.
Join us as we kick things off with Jason Zimba, Amplify’s chief academic officer of STEM! We sat down with Jason to get a clear understanding of what math fluency is and what we really mean when we talk about it. As a prominent math advocate with many years of experience, he can also help us learn just how important fluency is and how it fits into the standards.
Listen today and don’t forget to grab your MTL study guide to track key strategies and make the most of this episode!

Unlock additional insights with these bonus resources:

Read Jason’s article, “How I See Addition Facts.”
Join us in the Math Teacher Lounge Facebook Community.
Dive into, “Adding It Up: Helping Children Learn Mathematics” and “Mathematics Learning in Early Childhood: Paths Toward Excellence and Equity” at National Academics.
Check out Appetites: A Cookbook by Anthony Bourdain and Laurie Woolever to cook with Jason.

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