Number Sense

Demonstrate at least one mental “shortcut” similar to or different from Dr. Boaler’s methods to mentally solve one of the problems in a Sample UIL Number Sense Test.

Making Sense of Numbers Students’ mathematical sophistication should increase as they progress through school even as they are encountering similar tasks and problems. Although tasks and problems use easy-to-manipulate numbers at first, if students develop key conceptual understanding of the underlying mathematical structures, they should be able to transition to more complex number sets and […]

Select 5 of the 30 listed components of number sense. Describe why you think the 5 components you selected are most important for K-3 grade students developing number sense.

Components of Number Sense Read the Berch (2005) article. Select 5 of the 30 listed components of number sense. Write a concise, one page paper using 12 pt. font, 1 inch margins, and double-spacing. Describe why you think the 5 components you selected are most important for K-3 grade students developing number sense.

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