Teaching Powerful Problem-Solving in Math: A Collaborative Approach Through Lesson Study (Technology, Education―Connections (The TEC Series))
by Catherine C. Lewis, Akihiko Takahashi, Shelley Friedkin, Nora Houseman, Sara Liebert
Teaching Powerful Problem-Solving in Math examines collaborative approaches to mathematics instruction through lesson study. Bringing together teaching practice, professional development, and educational technology, it offers educators a focused resource for exploring how shared inquiry can strengthen problem-solving instruction and support more thoughtful approaches to learning.
About This Book
Teaching Powerful Problem-Solving in Math explores approaches to mathematics instruction centered on meaningful problem-solving.
The book presents lesson study as a collaborative framework for examining and improving teaching practice.
It connects mathematics education with professional collaboration and educational technology, offering a perspective on how these areas can support classroom learning.
Designed for educators and others interested in mathematics teaching, the volume emphasizes shared inquiry and thoughtful instructional development.
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