How To Build Multiplication Fluency Through Ratios, Rates and Proportional Relationships instead of waiting for mastery to tackle challenging concepts.

How To Teach Ratios By Starting With Partitive Division Using Context, Strategies and Models in your classroom. Scaling composed unit ratios in tandem.

How To Teach The Distributive Property of Multiplication Using Context, Strategies and Models in your classroom using real world problem based math lessons.

Help your students become more flexible and fluent with solving 2-step equations by showing them how to use these three models consistently.

Create slick animations that will make you math lessons pop! Jon will walk through a few examples of how to use Magic Move from Apple’s Keynote to create the animations found in the Make Math Moments catalogue of problem-based lessons.

Learn how you can build fluency and flexibility with number and operations through the exploration of all of those curriculum standards that we’re forced to teach. Classroom sneak peek.

In this video post we’ll unpack the key ideas of when to incorporate practice while teaching a problem-based lesson so you can maximize efficiency in your limited time.

In this video Jon will outline his own journey of rushing to the algorithm and show an example of a recent lesson where he avoided the rush and let students think while problem solving.

Learn how you can build fluency and flexibility multiplying fractions using the area model after introducing the concept through a problem based math lesson

Avoid rushing to the algorithm when solving ratios and proportions problems by using ratio and rate reasoning strategies instead of setting up proportions and cross multiplying.