Ep 102: Rich Tasks, Investigations, 3-Act Tasks, Pt 1

from Math is Figure-Out-Able! · host Pam Harris

Let's talk rich tasks! On Twitter we enjoyed a great conversation about what makes a rich task rich. We thought we'd comment on some great suggestions from Professor Tad Watanabe, inspired from his mentor Dr. Grayson Weatley.Talking Points:Invite students to make decisionsReplete with patternsPromote discussion and communicationTasks should lead somewhereBe extendableHave an Element of SurpriseAnd More!

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Let's talk rich tasks! On Twitter we enjoyed a great conversation about what makes a rich task rich. We thought we'd comment on some great suggestions from Professor Tad Watanabe, inspired from his mentor Dr. Grayson Weatley. Talking Points: Invite students to make decisionsReplete with patternsPromote discussion and communicationTasks should lead somewhereBe extendableHave an Element of SurpriseAnd More!

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