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Setting a Vision

Developing a Vision for High-Quality Mathematics Instruction

A clear vision for mathematics instruction ensures every decision from materials to teaching practice supports a consistent and meaningful student learning experience.

Developing a Vision for High-Quality Mathematics Instruction

A clear vision for mathematics instruction defines what high-quality teaching and learning should look like in every classroom. It provides a shared understanding of the student experience and guides instructional decisions across the system.

This vision serves as a foundation for materials selection, professional learning, and classroom implementation, ensuring alignment at every step. When used consistently, it leads to more focused decisions, stronger implementation, and greater consistency across classrooms.

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Setting a Vision

Florida Instructional Walkthrough Tool: Math

Use this walkthrough tool to observe classroom instruction and identify evidence of high-quality mathematics teaching and learning.
Setting a Vision

District Reflection Tool- Special Populations

Structured prompts help district leaders review subgroup data, identify opportunity gaps, and clarify implementation needs before adoption begins.
Setting a Vision

Learning Walks: Reflecting on Materials, Instruction, and Vision

Use learning walks to examine how materials, instruction, and your district's vision align in classrooms and identify the most impactful next steps.
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