Mindset Mathematics: Visualizing and Investigating Big Ideas, Grade 7

This is a great resource for making 7th grade math topics a bit more conceptual without sacrificing access points for the different levels of learners you may encounter in your classroom. The book could come with a digital download of the resource worksheets that you'd hand out to the students, unless the expectation was to rip out the pages in the text and copy or have that awkward copy line from pressing the book onto the glass of the copy machine. I have used the photo to scan ability of my phone to make the pages into PDFs that I can then crop and print for student copies, but it's not always perfect. The book's tasks can be explored to heighten engagement into other/additional practice that may solidify the math concept.

Love, love, love all the fantastic hands on lessons in this book! I can't wait to try them with my students this coming school year!

These projects are amazing. I love prepping for them and my students love doing them. We shared them with parents and other teachers during conferences and the parents were very impressed. The projects supplement our standards well.

Jo Boaler’s research has proven time and again that all students can learn mathematics. It is not an elite subject. Use this material as an engaging way to involve and immerse students in the beauty of maths.

I have had the opportunity to see Jo Boaler in person. She is a dynamic speaker and their results speak for themselves.

Although I retired, I like this teaching method - it makes sense. I shared these books with friends from the school.

Great activities to encourage multidimensional math. Used it right away!

Practical ideas one can actually use in the classroom.

So engaging for teachers should be easy to inspire young minds.

Adoro l'autrice e sto comprando tutti i libri della serie. Però i contenuti dei vari livelli tendono a sovrapporsi, quindi trovo le stesse attività su più libri. Preferirei che ogni libro descrivesse attività sempre diverse, per non avere doppioni.

I’m loving this math resource!

Great visuals for teaching math.