By integrating lessons and formative assessment strategic into her instruction, math teacher Michele Honeycutt was able to more deeply engage her students and engineer discussions. In this booklet, she shares more about the main elements of a classroom challenge, from teacher collaboration and pre-assessment strategies to effective feedback and planning.
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