Topic: Math@Heinemann

In math intervention programs, scaffolding gives students the support they need to build confidence, strengthen their skills, and make real progress.

By teaching students problem-solving skills, we are setting them up for success as they’ll be better prepared to face the future.

In math intervention, giving students time and space to work independently helps them build confidence, practice critical thinking, and apply what they’ve learned in meaningful ways.

Personalized math learning is central to helping educators close learning gaps, build student confidence, and make math meaningful.

Learn how intentional vocabulary and language routines in math intervention help students build confidence, deepen understanding, and communicate mathematical thinking.

Discover how structured classroom routines enhance math intervention by supporting student confidence, fluency, engagement, and long-term success.

With real-world problem-solving, interactive activities, and adaptive learning pathways, Matific helps schools move beyond digitized worksheets to deliver meaningful, personalized math instruction.

Prioritizing personalized learning experiences, Matific’s adaptive technology creates individualized learning pathways for each student through the thousands of standards-based math activities.

Here are three effective ways schools can implement Matific’s rigorous pedagogy designed by educational experts from leading universities.

Do The Math® provides flexible, classroom-tested instruction for building numerical reasoning and confidence.

The importance of positive math identities for both students and teachers.  

Assessment is the bedrock of good teaching. By utilizing a variety of assessments, we get a multidimensional mathematical profile of each student.

Math Talk impacts math learning and teaching by helping students develop deep conceptual understanding while they practice, apply, and discuss what they know with skill and confidence.

Building Concepts impacts math learning and teaching by helping students develop deep conceptual understanding.

Helping Community increases conceptual math understanding while students practice, apply, and discuss what they know with skill and confidence.

Learn about quick practice as a math inquiry solution.

Student Leaders are a crucial component of an effective mathematics classroom.

Multilingual language learners improve greatly because they have many opportunities to hear and speak when there are sense-making supports in the classroom.