Direct Instruction Mathematics, Enhanced Pearson eText -- Access Card

by Stein, Marcy; Kinder, Diane; Silbert, Jerry; Carnine, Douglas W.; Rolf, Kristen

• ISBN13: 9780134529851
• ISBN10: 0134529855
• Edition: 5th
• Format: Access Code
• Copyright: 2017-01-18
• Publisher: PEARSO

Summary

Learn how to design, evaluate, and modify an effective supplemental mathematics program.
Direct Instruction Mathematics gives you evidence-based teaching strategies for supplementing math instruction for students from preschool through grade 8, and for older learners studying basic math. You'll also gain skills to help students grasp topics found in the Common Core State Standards.

For courses in math in special education.

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Author Biography

March Stein is a professor at University of Washington-Tacoma School of Education where she is one of the founding faculty members of the Education Program. She has published extensively in the areas of both special education and general education on reading and mathematics instruction, curriculum analysis, and textbook adoption. In 2006, she received the Distinguished Scholarship Award. In 2015, she and her colleagues received the UWT Community Engagement Award for her work with high-need partner schools. Dr. Stein also has a wealth of experience working in Follow Through, teacher education and consulting with teachers and administrators throughout the country.

Diane Kinder is a professor at the University of Washington-Tacoma School of Education. She has extensive experience teaching general and special education in public, private, and Department of Defense schools. She has received awards for K-12 and university teaching, and has published in both special education and general education journals. In 2015, she and her colleagues received the UWT Community Engagement Award for her work with high-need partner schools. 

Table of Contents

Part I: PERSPECTIVE

1. Direct Instruction

2. Relevant Research on Mathematics Instruction

3. Curriculum Evaluation and Modification 

Part II: BASIC CONCEPTS AND SKILLS

4. Counting

5. Symbol Identification and Place Value

6. Basic Facts

7. Addition

8. Subtraction

9. Multiplication

10. Division

11. Problem Solving

12. Measurement, Time, and Money

Part III: EXTENDED CONCEPTS AND SKILLS 

13. Fractions

14. Decimals

15. Percent, Ratio, and Probability

16. Data Analysis

17. Geometry

18. Pre-Algebra

Appendix A: Direct Instruction and CCSS