Investigations 3 Math Program Overview

Emily introduces Investigations 3, an inquiry-based math program for grades K-5. The program emphasizes building on children's existing math ideas, fostering teacher-student partnerships, and integrating technology to enhance learning. It provides tools for collaboration, professional development, and family involvement. Emily encourages viewers to explore the program further.

What is the primary focus of the Investigations 3 math program?

• Advanced calculus concepts

• Building on children's existing mathematical ideas

• Memorization of math facts

• Historical math theories

Which grades does the Investigations 3 program target?

• Grades K-5

• College level

• Grades 6-8

• Grades 9-12

What is the first key idea of Investigations 3?

• Focusing on competitive math games

• Teaching math history

• Starting with what children already know

• Using technology in every lesson

What subjects do children come to school with ideas about, according to Investigations 3?

• Numbers, shapes, measurements, patterns, and data

• Science and technology

• History and geography

• Art and music

How does Investigations 3 support teachers in the classroom?

• By focusing solely on technology

• By offering professional development videos

• By eliminating the need for assessments

• By providing scripted lessons

What tool does Investigations 3 offer for formative assessment?

• End-of-year exams

• Weekly quizzes

• Realized Scout observational assessment tool

• Standardized tests

What is the third key idea of Investigations 3?

• Focus on traditional teaching methods

• Technology makes everything easier and better

• Eliminating technology from classrooms

• Using only textbooks for learning

What digital resources are available for students and families in Investigations 3?

• Virtual manipulatives and games

• Audio lectures

• Printed worksheets

• Math history documentaries

How can parents understand the math concepts taught in Investigations 3?

• By hiring a tutor

• By attending math classes

• By reading math textbooks

• By using the Math Words and Ideas tool

What app can families use to watch videos if the Internet is an issue?

• Offline Math app

• Video Stream app

• Bounce Pages app

• Math Tutor app