Math Workshop Model Concepts

Jamie from Not So Wimpy Teacher introduces a series on teaching math using the math workshop model. She explains that math workshop is a flexible teaching method that can be used with any curriculum, emphasizing differentiation, engagement, and ongoing assessment. The video outlines a typical math workshop structure, including mini-lessons, small groups, and centers. Jamie highlights the benefits of this approach, such as personalized attention and increased student engagement. The series will cover various aspects of implementing math workshops, including mini-lessons, small group activities, and organizing centers.

What is the main focus of the video series introduced by Jamie?

• Teaching math

• Teaching art

• Teaching science

• Teaching history

How does math workshop compare to writing and reading workshops?

• It is not related at all

• It is completely different

• It is somewhat similar

• It is exactly the same

Can math workshop be used with any curriculum?

• Only with Saxon curriculum

• Yes, it can be used with any curriculum

• No, it requires a specific curriculum

• Only with Eureka curriculum

What is a typical component of a math workshop block?

• A field trip

• A movie screening

• A mini lesson

• A long lecture

How much time is recommended for a math workshop?

• At least 45 minutes

• At least an hour

• At least 30 minutes

• At least two hours

What is the first part of the math workshop structure?

• Homework review

• Small groups

• Centers

• Mini lesson

What is one benefit of using the math workshop model?

• It provides differentiation

• It increases homework load

• It eliminates the need for a curriculum

• It reduces student engagement

What will the next video in the series focus on?

• Math mini lesson

• Math homework

• Math history

• Math games