Using MILE Resources

Step 1: Review the MILE Resource Guide

Read through the MILE Resource Guide. If you don’t have a lot of time, skim through the information so you have a better idea of what MILE is all about and the types of MILE resources available to you.

Resource Guide

Step 2: Use the Math Observation Assessment Tool

Open the Math Observation Assessment Tool, and check off any concepts you know or suspect your child(ren) is/are struggling with.

MOAT

Step 3: Check General (or) Specific Suggestions

Refer to the specific (or) general suggestions for remediation in the top right corner of the Math Observation Assessment Tool. Choose the concept from Step 2 to find appropriate activity.

Remediation Suggestions

Step 4: Find and Use the At-Home Activity Pages

Select activities based on the concept areas identified in the Math Observation Assessment Tool and work through them with your child.

At-Home Activities

Step 5: Use Classroom Activity Pages for Further Support

If needed, use corresponding Classroom Activity Pages to provide additional practice on specific concepts.

Classroom Activities

Step 6: Access Graphing Pages

Use the Graphing Pages for activities that require them.

Graphing Pages

Step 1: Review the MILE Resource Guide

Resource Guide

Step 2: Use the Math Observation Assessment Tool

Open the Math Observation Assessment Tool, and check off any concepts you know or suspect your child(ren) is/are struggling with.

MOAT

Step 3: Check Remediation Suggestions

In the top right corner of the Math Observation Assessment Tool, you will find specific and general suggestions for remediation. Specific suggestions guide you to Error Analysis Tables and corresponding Classroom Activity Pages. General suggestions take you directly to the Classroom Activity Pages.

Remediation Suggestions

Step 4: Find and Use the Classroom Activity Pages

Select and follow the instructions of activities that match your student’s needs. Gather any required materials beforehand.

Classroom Activites

Step 5: Use At-Home Activity Pages for Additional Support

If further support is needed, use corresponding At-Home Activity Pages to reinforce the concepts.

At-Home Activities

Step 6: Access Graphing Pages

Use the Graphing Pages for activities that require them.

Graphing Pages

Step 1: Review the MILE Resource Guide

Resource Guide

Step 2: Use the Math Observation Assessment Tool

Open the Math Observation Assessment Tool, and check off any concepts you know or suspect your student(s) is/are struggling with.

MOAT

Step 3: Check Remediation Suggestions

Refer to specific or general suggestions for remediation in the Math Observation Assessment Tool. Specific suggestions guide you to Error Analysis Tables and corresponding Classroom Activity Pages, while general suggestions direct you straight to the Classroom Activity Pages. For large groups, use the Progress Monitoring Form.

Progress Monitoring Form

Step 4: Find and Use the Classroom Activity Pages

Select and follow the instructions of activities that match your student’s needs. Gather any required materials beforehand.

Classroom Activites

Step 5: Use At-Home Activity Pages for Additional Support

Recommend corresponding At-Home Activity Pages to parents or caregivers for additional practice at home.

At-Home Activities

Step 6: Access Graphing Pages

Use the Graphing Pages for activities that require them.

Graphing Pages

Providing Resources

As principals, you play a vital role in your school. Teachers rely on your guidance and support. One effective way to assist your staff and students is by directing your teachers to the MILE resources. These resources help teachers identify and correct math errors, offering easy-to-follow activities for both small groups and whole classes. They are especially helpful for new or inexperienced math teachers but benefit all teachers and students.

Resource Guide

Providing Resources

As system leaders, your influence extends across multiple schools, allowing you to impact many educators and support staff. By directing teachers to the MILE resources, you can enhance math education system-wide. These resources help educators identify and correct student errors in math through easy-to-follow activities suitable for small groups or whole classes. MILE is especially beneficial for new or less experienced math teachers but valuable for all educators and students.

Resource Guide