MATHNASIUM TRAINING (VIDEOS) TEST LATEST UPDATED
Learning Center Basics: ANSWER...
What are the three parts of the Mathnasium Method? - ANSWER: Ten Rules of
Engagement.
- Curriculum Icons
- Mathnasium Vocabulary.
What are the ten Mathnasium rules of engagement? - ANSWER 1) Use
Mathnasium's Teaching Constructs. Use the Teaching Icons as guidelines.
2) Avoid repeating inefficient explanations.
3) If a learner is having difficulty understanding a concept, reteach it. Extend
knowledge back to where they were.
4) Praise, encourage, and critique.
5) Use Socratic Questioning when applicable. Use direct teaching when it is
suitable.
6) Utilize Mathnasium jargon since it makes sense. Avoid employing complicated
nomenclature.
7) Use manipulatives and desk tools as needed to visually clarify and reinforce
topics.
8) Help students develop metacognition or knowledge of one's thinking process.
9) Require pupils to use mental math to increase numerical fluency and reduce
reliance on pencil and paper.
10) Master team teaching.
, List and rapidly describe all important icons: - ANSWER Quantity, Denomination,
and the Law of Sameness: Tell the instructor to teach what is in the name.
Manipulatives: The teacher should use manipulatives to help students.
Bypass Page:
Proof Bypass Page:
Thinking in 10s: The instructor should employ the thinking in 10s method.
Draw an image.
Wholes and Parts: When the concepts of wholes and parts need to be highlighted.
Complements: The entire minus part should be used to solve the problem
Proportional thinking: This should be applied while working.
Direct Teaching
Point out a pattern: The student or instructor should point out what is repeated in a
sequence of problems.
Extending Knowledge: The instructor has the opportunity to extend knowledge.
location Value: When instructing students, instructors should consider location
value.
Learning Center Basics: ANSWER...
What are the three parts of the Mathnasium Method? - ANSWER: Ten Rules of
Engagement.
- Curriculum Icons
- Mathnasium Vocabulary.
What are the ten Mathnasium rules of engagement? - ANSWER 1) Use
Mathnasium's Teaching Constructs. Use the Teaching Icons as guidelines.
2) Avoid repeating inefficient explanations.
3) If a learner is having difficulty understanding a concept, reteach it. Extend
knowledge back to where they were.
4) Praise, encourage, and critique.
5) Use Socratic Questioning when applicable. Use direct teaching when it is
suitable.
6) Utilize Mathnasium jargon since it makes sense. Avoid employing complicated
nomenclature.
7) Use manipulatives and desk tools as needed to visually clarify and reinforce
topics.
8) Help students develop metacognition or knowledge of one's thinking process.
9) Require pupils to use mental math to increase numerical fluency and reduce
reliance on pencil and paper.
10) Master team teaching.
, List and rapidly describe all important icons: - ANSWER Quantity, Denomination,
and the Law of Sameness: Tell the instructor to teach what is in the name.
Manipulatives: The teacher should use manipulatives to help students.
Bypass Page:
Proof Bypass Page:
Thinking in 10s: The instructor should employ the thinking in 10s method.
Draw an image.
Wholes and Parts: When the concepts of wholes and parts need to be highlighted.
Complements: The entire minus part should be used to solve the problem
Proportional thinking: This should be applied while working.
Direct Teaching
Point out a pattern: The student or instructor should point out what is repeated in a
sequence of problems.
Extending Knowledge: The instructor has the opportunity to extend knowledge.
location Value: When instructing students, instructors should consider location
value.
