Effective Math Interventions for Students

Angie from Lucky Little Learners discusses effective math interventions for first and second grade. She explains the three tiers of instruction, how to identify learning gaps using quantitative and qualitative data, and strategies for scheduling interventions. The video also covers the CPA approach to planning and provides examples of practical math interventions.

Who is the speaker in the video?

• Mike from Education World

• John from Math Masters

• Angie from Lucky Little Learners

• Sarah from Learning Hub

What is the main focus of the video?

• Effective math interventions for first and second grade

• Science experiments for kids

• Advanced calculus techniques

• History of mathematics

What is the largest group in the three tiers of instruction?

• Tier 1

• Tier 2

• Tier 4

• Tier 3

How can teachers identify gaps in student learning?

• Through parent feedback

• Using quantitative and qualitative data

• Only through standardized tests

• By guessing

What is one method to fit interventions into a busy schedule?

• Only after school

• On weekends

• During lunch breaks

• During centers or station time

What does CPA stand for in the context of math interventions?

• Count, Predict, Analyze

• Create, Practice, Apply

• Calculate, Plan, Assess

• Concrete, Pictorial, Abstract

What is an example of a math intervention for number representation?

• Watching a math documentary

• Using place value disks

• Reading a math textbook

• Listening to a math podcast

What activity helps students practice number comparison?

• Math Puzzles

• Flashcards

• Math Bingo

• Roll and Compare

What is included in the free gift mentioned in the video?

• Four different math intervention games

• A math workbook

• A math textbook

• A set of math flashcards