Back to Math
Instructional Supports
Why use Knowledgehook?
Deliver formative assessments in a way that engages students and helps to build math confidence.
Interactive questions aid teachers in moving students to deeper conceptual understandings of math.
Explore different pathways to solving problems as students share their solutions and learn collaboratively.
Getting Started
Setting Up Your Class:
Knowledgehook Support Articles:
Checking For Understanding With Self-Paced Missions
Capture student thinking by having students submit detailed solutions
Add digital manipulatives to your custom questions
Math Background, Misconception Charts & Gap Closing Activities
Math Background Charts, Misconception Charts and Remediation Activities
Kindergarten to Grade 10 support documents are available in your Knowledgehook account as outlined in the article above
Collection for Gr 7 & 8 (premium content - requires DSB1 Google login)
Collection for Gr 9 (premium content - requires DSB1 Google login)
Using Results To Inform Instruction And Communicate With Parents
Additional Features to Drive Student Learning
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Using snapshots to gather student work
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Run an Impact Challenge by identifying gaps, implementing instructional strategies and measuring the impact!
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Using portfolios to document student learning over time
Knowledgehook Features
Engages students in math practice through interactive activities.
Allows for self-paced learning and individualized experiences.
Identifies student learning gaps and misconceptions.
Helps teachers identify class and individual learning needs.
Provides teachers with support resources and remediation strategies.
Transforms math learning into a fun and engaging game.
Provides students with immediate feedback on their answers.
Offers a competitive or collaborative learning environment.
Facilitates real-time formative assessment for teachers.
Identifies common student misconceptions instantly.
Identify specific student learning gaps and misconceptions.
Gain real-time insights into student performance.
Understand student proficiency levels in different math concepts.
Inform and tailor teaching strategies.
Target interventions for struggling students.