This session is from the NASP 2021 Annual Convention
- PMD: 3
- Skill Level: Intermediate
Learner Objectives
This session will help participants…
- examine the evidence of a class-wide multiplication intervention.
- consider the effects of core intervention components of feedback, cover-copy-compare, and repeated practice on students’ fluency and strategy use.
- identify how to consult with teachers on providing effective class-wide math interventions.
Description
Effective class-wide fluency interventions are a low-cost method to practice targeted skills and are recommended as a component of core mathematics instruction. This presentation will discuss the relationships between fluency, strategy use, and researcher-provided feedback for improving students’ math skills in a class-wide multiplication intervention. The discussion will be guided by data from a randomized controlled trial and will focus on practical implications for intervention.
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Presenter(s)
Rebecca R. Edmunds, Baltimore City Public Schools
Robin S. Codding, Northeastern University
Kourtney R. Kromminga, University of Minnesota
Nicole McKevett, University of Minnesota
Contributor(s)
Calvary R. Diggs, Kristin E. Running, Stacey C. Brandjord, Danielle M. Becker
