Instructional strategies for teaching math
In a search of evidence-based materials from research organizations, we found several resources that are written for teachers and other practitioners. These resources have the following strategies in common: providing systematic and explicit instruction; teaching visual representation of functions and relationships, such as manipulatives, pictures, and graphs; providing peer-assisted instruction; and using ongoing, formative assessment.
These are just a few of the resources available that are in the public domain.
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This 2009 practice guide from the What Works Clearinghouse provides eight recommendations to help teachers, principals, and school administrators use RtI to identify students who need assistance in mathematics and to address the needs of these students through focused interventions. Each recommendation has practical suggestions for implementation.
The Best Evidence Encyclopedia reviews mathematics programs and rates them according to the overall strength of the evidence supporting their effects on student achievement. The reviews summarize evidence on three types of programs: mathematics curricula, computer-assisted instruction, and instructional process programs.
Based on meta-analyses of more than 50 studies, this research brief from the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics reviews six aspects of instruction that have been found to be consistently effective in teaching students who have difficulties with mathematics: systematic and explicit instruction, think-alouds, peer-assisted learning, and formative assessment data.
This report from the Regional Educational Laboratory Northeast and Islands describes in-depth practices at six schools that are making targeted efforts to improve math education for students with disabilities and other struggling learners. It examines each school's practices for improving the math learning of all students as well as specific supports for students with disabilities and other struggling learners and identifies the challenges that schools face to serve students with diverse needs.
This guide from the Center on Instruction describes seven effective instructional practices for teaching mathematics to K–12 students with learning disabilities that were identified in the Center’s synthesis of intervention research, and also incorporates recommendations from "The Final Report of The National Mathematics Advisory Panel".
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