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Reviews
"This is the mathematical partner to a reading comprehension assessment. By allowing students to sit with a question and explain their thinking you get insight into the ways they manipulate numbers, reason through problems and navigate mathematics mentally. It's the thinking that is not always able to be captured on paper." - KARA PRANIKOFF, 2nd grade teacher, P.S. 234 Independence School
"If you want amazing data to drive your instruction, then you need to conduct Listening to Learn interviews!!" -EMILY LEMAIRE, 1st grade teacher, North Riverside Elementary
"Using the interviews remotely has been amazing. It's one of the few things about teaching remotely that's been great. Just getting a chance to work with kids and get to know them one-on-one in that sort of a way has been really awesome." - JOE MANNARINO, 5th grade teacher, John Muir Elementary School
"In addition to learning about how students think about math, I also learned a lot about how students think about themselves as mathematicians. I walked away feeling like I had a sense for whether students need to work on their math mindset, number sense, or place value." - REBECCA SAWADY, 4th grade teacher, Amigos School
"I do believe all teachers should do math interviews. I don't think there's anything else out there that offers the opportunity for you to really listen and learn from your students in this way." - RASHIDA CARTER, 5th grade teacher, John Muir Elementary School