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Math Teaching Cycle Quest

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Math Teaching Cycle Quest
 

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Math Teaching Cycle QuestOnline version

Engage, explore, explain, reflect

by Erich Morales
1

Which stage of the Teaching Cycle invites students to connect prior knowledge and activate interest?

2

Which stage asks students to investigate and pose questions about a problem?

3

Which stage focuses on clarifying concepts through explanations and models?

4

Which stage uses tasks that extend understanding and apply knowledge in new contexts?

5

Which stage assesses understanding and informs next steps?

6

Which stage prompts students to reflect on their thinking and learning processes?

7

In the Explain stage, which tool is commonly used to make ideas visible?

8

What is the first step in planning the Teaching Cycle?

9

Which stage typically involves discussion, reasoning, and making connections?

10

Why is the Teaching Cycle considered iterative?

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