What is CBM for math?

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washai

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on: Feb 18, 2019

What is CBM for math?

◦ A way of documenting the extent to which the student is learning the critical elements in the targeted curriculum
◦ A strategy to review mathematical facts
◦ A way to justify and explain the operations of solving word problems
◦ A standardized math assessment that is administered once a year

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potomatos

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Reply #1 on: Feb 18, 2019

A way of documenting the extent to which the student is learning the critical elements in the targeted curriculum

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