Topic: Math Expressions

Heinemann today announced that Math Expressions K-5 has been fully approved by the Utah State Board of Education (USBE), and Do The Math® and Saxon Reading Foundations have been recommended-limited as supplemental resources for students in grades K-8 and K-2, respectively.

Effective math instruction balances research-based practice with innovative tools that help students explore, discuss, and make sense of new ideas.

By encouraging students to explore, question, and discuss, inquiry invites students to think like a mathematician.

When students learn to articulate their thinking, they deepen understanding and strengthen problem-solving skills.

When provided with opportunities to practice, apply, and discuss mathematical concepts, students can develop deep conceptual understanding and grow into effective mathematical communicators in the math classroom and beyond.

Heinemann is delighted that the California BOE has approved California Math Expressions for K-6 classrooms, making this truly transformative approach to math instruction accessible to teachers and students across the state.

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Discover five instructional structures that support differentiation and engagement in math—and how Math Expressions brings them to life in the classroom.

Updated K-6 math curriculum features increased digital support and adaptive technology alongside new assessment opportunities.

Heinemann brings adaptive learning program Matific to integrate with Heinemann’s Do the Math and Math Expressions.

Math Talk impacts math learning and teaching by helping students develop deep conceptual understanding while they practice, apply, and discuss what they know with skill and confidence.

Building Concepts impacts math learning and teaching by helping students develop deep conceptual understanding.

Helping Community increases conceptual math understanding while students practice, apply, and discuss what they know with skill and confidence.

Learn about quick practice as a math inquiry solution.

Student Leaders are a crucial component of an effective mathematics classroom.

Multilingual language learners improve greatly because they have many opportunities to hear and speak when there are sense-making supports in the classroom.

Tips for how to transition from traditional teacher-focused instruction to productive student-to-student discussion in your math classroom.