Change often comes when it is least expected. This rings true recently for me in a change of positions here at the Oklahoma State Department
Tag: PK-2
Don’t Underestimate Unit 0
With the year underway, we’re trying something new in Oklahoma that I think you should know about. For each and every grade level covered by
Our Units Keep Getting Better
By now, you’ve hopefully seen the wonderful work of the OKMath Framework. I bragged about it here and made a little intro video about it
ARCHIVE: Math Curriculum Framework Project - Unit 1 Draft
With the new Oklahoma Academic Standards for Mathematics recently adopted and on schedule to be assessed this school year, it has been the priority of
ARCHIVE: #13 OAS-M Update and PDOYP
March 31, 2016 The new Oklahoma Academic Standards for Mathematics have been officially approved! In this episode, Robbyn Glinsmann and Levi Patrick talk about where we
ARCHIVE: #12 Math Standards Implementation Update
February 22, 2016: The new Oklahoma Academic Standards for Mathematics have been adopted by the State Board of Education and certified by the Oklahoma State Regents
ARCHIVE: Welcome Robbyn!
It’s not a small thing when someone chooses to leave their job and make their way to the hallowed halls of the Hodge Building here
ARCHIVE: #10 First Review of the New Math Standards
On July 1, 2015 40 math educators from across Oklahoma spent an entire day reviewing the July Draft of the new Oklahoma Academic Standards for
Math Teaching Practice 2
[This post is a part of series on the Eight Mathematics Teaching Practices. If you haven’t had a chance to get to know the Eight
OKMath 2014 Survey Responses
Here’s how I like to explain it… I had this crazy idea to send out an enormous survey and somehow there were over 100 crazy
Resources ~ Elementary
Note: Oklahoma no longer uses the PASS standards to guide our instruction. There are still quality activities included in this blog post, though! Access the
ARCHIVE: Vertical Alignment Teacher Created Guides for Elementary
This is another composition of the resources teachers created this summer. Where the companion guides are centered around one grade level, the focus of these
Meaningful Math Connections Through Literature
“Connect math to real world experiences.” We hear that all the time. All we have to do is think about the most memorable moments in
ARCHIVE: Connected to STEM
Collaboration and Connection There are always great things that come out of collaboration with other teachers. This one idea of a Facebook page started last
Principles to Actions: An Introduction
This week I had the great honor to present at the 2014 Oklahoma CareerTech Conference for STEM Education held at OSU-Tulsa. I was asked by