October 6, 2021
The Sheboygan Area School District has implemented a new elementary curriculum called Bridges in Mathematics this school year. The curriculum was successfully piloted last year and is being implemented at the 4K and elementary levels starting this fall.
Bridges features a combination of whole-group, small-group, and independent activities that are problem centered. The program is structured with three main activities: Number Corner, Problems & Investigation, and Work Places.
“The most exciting thing about this curriculum is that it is truly comprehensive and accessible to all students. It offers support within the curriculum, rather than having to pull outside resources in, to meet the varied needs of all students,” said Eric Spielman, Coordinator of Student & Instructional Services in the Sheboygan Area School District.
The Bridges math curriculum is more engaging than a traditional math program and gives students the opportunity to describe observations, explain methods, and ask questions. Students are encouraged to find multiple ways to solve programs and show different ways of thinking. This is a vital way to help students build more flexible and efficient ways to solve increasingly complex problems.
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Bridges in Mathematics - Parent FlyerEditor's Note: As non-instrumentality charter schools, Lake Country Academy and Sheboygan Leadership Academy utilize their own curriculum and programs.
October 6, 2021
The Sheboygan Area School District has implemented a new elementary curriculum called Bridges in Mathematics this school year. The curriculum was successfully piloted last year and is being implemented at the 4K and elementary levels starting this fall.
Bridges features a combination of whole-group, small-group, and independent activities that are problem centered. The program is structured with three main activities: Number Corner, Problems & Investigation, and Work Places.
“The most exciting thing about this curriculum is that it is truly comprehensive and accessible to all students. It offers support within the curriculum, rather than having to pull outside resources in, to meet the varied needs of all students,” said Eric Spielman, Coordinator of Student & Instructional Services in the Sheboygan Area School District.
The Bridges math curriculum is more engaging than a traditional math program and gives students the opportunity to describe observations, explain methods, and ask questions. Students are encouraged to find multiple ways to solve programs and show different ways of thinking. This is a vital way to help students build more flexible and efficient ways to solve increasingly complex problems.
Read More:
Bridges in Mathematics - Parent FlyerEditor's Note: As non-instrumentality charter schools, Lake Country Academy and Sheboygan Leadership Academy utilize their own curriculum and programs.
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