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TransMath Third Edition is a comprehensive math intervention curriculum that targets middle and high school students who lack the foundational skills necessary for entry into algebra and/or who are two or more years below grade level in math.
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TransMath® Third Edition is a comprehensive math intervention curriculum that targets middle and high school students who lack the foundational skills necessary for entry into algebra and/or who are two or more years below grade level in math. Using a dual-topic approach, TransMath improves math skills by emphasizing fewer topics in greater depth while accelerating students to more advanced math, from number sense to rational numbers, to understanding algebra. Students who struggle with math will find new concept mastery and confidence with TransMath.
TransMath Dashboard ● eBooks ● Online Assignments ● Online Classroom Materials ● Pre-recorded, Narrated, and Animated Video Lessons and Models ● Remote Lessons using Click-Through ● Online VmathLive Assignments ● Digital Math Toolbox ● Remote Student Engagement Ideas Online Assessments
Whole-class, interactive-learning is facilitated by providing access to digital tools to increase opportunities for mathematical discourse and peer learning
Explicit instruction and multisensory strategies deepen conceptual understanding and build problem-solving proficiency
Students and teachers have eBook access to support their learning while also providing greater interaction
Math lessons and models are embedded to support teacher preparation and strengthen teacher content knowledge
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TransMath benefits students in grades 5–10 who require immediate support in building the foundational skills necessary for successful entry into algebra. This includes any student scoring two or more years below grade level on state standardized tests. TransMath also supports teachers with strategies, such as differentiation, and structured lessons to help meet the needs of these students.
TransMath has proven, effective elements that accelerate students toward grade-level mathematics through strong teacher support with lesson-by-lesson models.
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The revisions in TransMath Third Edition reflect more rigorous math standards and recent math research. Key features include:
Using TransMath district-wide, high school students in Alamance-Burlington School District (NC), have experienced solid growth in their math scores.
Using TransMath, students accelerate to more advanced math, from number sense to rational numbers to understanding algebra.
“This last semester, in the fall, we had 23 percent overall growth in our students who were in TransMath Level Three, and that was looking at all six of our traditional high schools.”
