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Reinforce Learning

Sometimes students don’t learn the first time they are taught. What should happen next?

To reinforce learning, districts can put supports in place, but without proper training and rollout, those supports are often underutilized.

Common Sessions in Section III

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Math Review

Addresses the need for ongoing practice, recognizing that students retain more when concepts are revisited.

This Session

Applies cognitive science through spiraling and interleaving, supporting teachers in planning and implementing math reviews for upcoming content.

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Differentiation

Uses research-backed small group instruction to meet students who are working both above and below grade level.

This Session

Focuses on strengthening Tier 1 instruction first, ensuring differentiation is built from a strong core.

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Building Fact Fluency

Positions students as fluent when they are flexible, efficient, and accurate with their math facts and number sense.

This Session

Helps teachers effectively teach, practice, and assess fluency through strategies, games, and activities.

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What-I-Need Time (WIN)

Supports students with gaps in grade-level understanding through targeted instruction time.

This Session

Builds clarity around planning and data use so WIN time is structured, intentional, and effective.

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Intervention

Highlights Tier 2 and Tier 3 support through the Kickstart Math Intervention program, written by New Math Minds owner Jen Hunt.

This Session

Explores how the program supports student learning and how to implement intervention effectively with support from Zaner-Bloser and New Math Minds.