Why MathVoice?
Learn why student math talk matters and how MathVoice helps teachers see the thinking behind students’ answers.
MathVoice Launch Training
Get Started with MathVoice
Welcome to your self-paced launch training. In this module, you’ll learn how MathVoice works, how to prepare students and families, and how to use student responses to better understand mathematical thinking.
⏱ About 50 minutes | 📚 6 sections | 👩🏫 Teachers · Coaches
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MathVoice Launch Training Sessions
MathVoice at School
Prepare students to log in, complete activities, record their thinking, and use MathVoice during classroom routines.
MathVoice at Home
Engage families as partners in extending math learning beyond the classroom with accessible, multilingual activities.
Build Your Capacity
Learn how to review student responses, notice patterns, and use MathVoice insights to plan meaningful next steps.
Resources & Next Steps
Find checklists, videos, family materials, and research-based resources to help you deliver instruction with confidence.
Complete Launch Training
Submit your completion, review key takeaways, and bookmark resources you may want to revisit later.
1. Welcome and Overview
Your MathVoice support will continue throughout the year. This launch training is your starting point, with follow-up sessions designed to help you reflect, troubleshoot, and deepen your practice.
- Reinforce What You’re Teaching — Assign activities aligned to your curriculum, standards, and school goals.
- Play-Based Math Practice — Hands-on activities help students collaborate, explore concepts, and explain their thinking out loud.
- See Student Understanding — Capture student explanations that reveal how they reason, not just what answer they choose.
- Support Every Learner — Assign activities translated in 140+ languages to engage every student and family.
- AI-powered Insights — Review student transcripts, patterns, and suggested next steps to inform instruction and nexts steps.
2. MathVoice at School
MathVoice is designed to fit into the classroom routines you already use. In this section, you’ll learn how students access activities, what to model before they begin, and how to support clear math explanations during centers, small groups, or independent practice.
How Students Access MathVoice
MathVoice is designed to be easy for students to access, whether they are working in class or at home.
- Log In Through Clever or QR Code: Students can access MathVoice through Clever or by scanning a QR code shared by their teacher.
- Use the Student Password: Student passwords follow a simple format: first initial + teacher last name. For example, Jamie in Ms. Smith’s class would use jsmith.
- Navigate the Activity: Students follow the activity steps and use the green arrow to move forward. Activities are designed for pairs or small groups, with each student submitting their own video.
- Look for the “Yay!” ScreenStudents are finished when they see the “Yay!” confirmation screen. This gives you a quick visual cue that the activity was submitted successfully.
Getting Started Checklist
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Before Class
- Review the MathVoice activity
- Watch the instructional video
- Note the student video prompts
- Prepare supplies or handouts
- Test student access on classroom devices
- Confirm microphones and cameras are enabled
During Class
- Model how students log in
- Show students how to navigate the activity
- Demonstrate how to record a video
- Model what a strong explanation sounds like
- Share sentence stems if helpful
- Rotate pairs or small groups through the activity