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Mathematical Language Index

 
TITLEVol.Issue#Datepg#
A Geometry Lesson for English Language Learners (ELL): An Adaptation of a Brazilian Mathematics Lesson29.4June 200530–32
A Vocabulary Flip ChartSpec Ed20037
Algebraic Language and the Structures of Expressions32.1Sept 200739–42
An Abstract From the New Zealand Syllabus on Mathematical Language11.5June 198738
CMC President’s Report: Developing and Understanding Mathematical Language32.1Sept 20074–7
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Mathematics Word Walls25.4June 200157
CMC Student Problem Solving Activities: Word Walls25.4June 200157
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Listen, Speak, Write, Read32.2Dec 200759
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Math Words Book32.1Sept 200753
CMC Student Problem-Solving Activities: Vocabulary Clues32.1Sept 200753–54
Developing the Language of Mathematics in Young Learners25.4June 200128–29
Elementary Notions: Discussions and DiscoveriesSpec Ed199921
Empowering English Language Learners in Mathematics22.4June 199826-28
How Many Snails? A Cooperative Math Activity for Primary GradesSpec Ed19934-5
How to Get Students to Talk about Mathematics18.1Sept 199325
Learning to Count: Language Makes a Difference25.4June 200126–27
Library LookupSpec Ed19925, 7
Math Brochure31.4June 200738–39, 41
Math PyramidSpec Ed19974
Math Rap—"Meaningful Tasks"Spec Ed199347
Mathematical Discourse—What Does That Mean?21.2Dec 19964-5
Mathematical Lyrics11.4Mar 198713
Mathematics and English: The Words We Use for Mathematics25.4June 200124–25
Mathematics and the Meaning of Life20.2Dec 199528
Mathematics as Communication17.1Sept 199233
Mathematics for English Language Learners29.4June 200529–30
Nugget Exchange: Unanswered Questions21.2Dec 199625
Origami Mathematics Book: A Way for Students to Communicate Mathematical Content Knowledge31.1Sept 200646–48
Poets in My Geometry Classes16.3Mar 199222
Promoting Mathematical Communication with Limited English Students17.2Dec 199226-27
Questioning Strategies in Our Mathematics Class21.2Dec 199624
Questioning Techniques26.2Dec 200141
Reading Comprehension for Algebra Learning32.4June 200836–41
Rephrasing the Question18.2Dec 199337
Sail Into Math: A Whirlpool of Words10.4Dec 198511
Sample Story Starters that Help Students Use Mathematics Meaningfully17.1Sept 199232
Secondary Mathematics & English Language Development Collaboration32.3Mar 200827–29
Straight from the Geometry CanSpec Ed19936–7
Supporting Young Children's Mathematical Language Development Through Play25.4June 200130–31
Teach a Mathematical Word30.1Sept 200543–44, 46
The Language of Mathematics: Why Students Read and Write in Mathematics Class27.2Dec 200234–35
The Probably Book20.1Sept 199546
The Role of Language in Problem Solving32.1Sept 200726–28, 37–38
To Be Or 2B: Language Consideration in Mathematics Instruction22.4June 199829–31
Using a Glossary11.5June 198735
Using a Word Wall to Increase Mathematics Vocabulary25.4June 200127
Vocabulary and Poetry11.5June 19878
Vocabulary - One Key to Understanding11.5June 198737
What’s in a Name?17.2Dec 19924-5
Where Are the Animals?32.1Sept 200746–47
With Liberty and Injustice for All21.2Dec 199626-27
Word Search—Mathematics Vocabulary11.5June 198736
Words, Sentences and One-to-One Correspondence25.2Dec 200045–46, 49
Words Without Meaning25.4June 200132
Young Children Assess Mathematics Work Through Discussion24.4June 200026–28


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