Series Strengthening Lessons for the Common Core: Peer Review in Action: The Math EQuIP Rubric

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Lesson Objective: Collaborate and evaluate a math lesson using the EQuIP rubric

All Grades / Math / Collaboration

5 MIN

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How do teachers learn from exemplary lessons?
How does the EQuIP rubric foster standards-based discussions?
How could you imagine using this process in your own district or school?

4 Comments

Shannon Riley Feb 28, 2021 9:18pm

I love the video and the concepts that you have collaborate on lessons that you can walk into the classroom with that are done in collaboration with your co-workers is an awesome concept but in todays world of in person and remote, when do you find the time? We always say that as a staff we will get together and discuss data, where the holes are and what approaches can we use to help close it more. I believe that it is time we were allotted more prep and professional development time to better assist our students.

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christina sitaca Nov 19, 2014 5:09pm

This video is a mirror image on discussions my grade has on Monday and Tuesday after school. We also look at students work together and comment what that students strengths and weakness', as well as breaking apart each lesson and tweaking it for the benefit of the students. I would recommend this video for the teachers in my school to view in order to validate their own professionalism.

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Mindy Chung Aug 29, 2014 5:54pm

A great professional development idea for department teams working together on Common Core lesson planning.

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Shannon Riley Feb 28, 2021 9:17pm

I agree that this could be a very valuable time for department teams to work together on Common Core lessons that can be cross-curricular.

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