Graham Fletcher

Graham Fletcher has served in education as a classroom teacher, math instructional lead, and currently as a math specialist.  His work with the math progressions and problem-based lessons has led him to present throughout North America and beyond.Graham is continually advocating for best practice in elementary mathematics by seeking new and innovative ways to support students and teachers in their development of conceptual understanding. He is the author of Building Fact Fluency: A Toolkit for Addition and Subtraction.Twitter: @gfletchyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/gfletchy/“All of us are smarter than one of us.” – Graham Fletcher

Fluency in math can oftentimes be associated with negative experiences with its development— timed worksheets, for example. Bethany and Dan are joined by three guests to better understand fluency and how to make its approach fun. Dr. Val Henry shares her three-part definition of fluency and her five principles for developing it. Additionally, Tracy Zager and Graham Fletcher join Bethany and Dan to better understand fluency through a lens of equity and using multimedia as a tool.

Teachers and school leaders join a conversation with Graham Fletcher as he returns to the OPL Podcast to discuss The Five [Mathematics] Practices in Practice.

Episode67-Graham Fletcher, "Building Fact Fluency Through Mathematical Storytelling"

Season 3 of the OPL podcast kicks off with Graham Fletcher, a mathematics teacher and clinician who will visit the MCIU in early 2022.  Click to listen to our conversation about problem-based learning, 3-act Tasks, and how to build procedural fluency and conceptual understanding in the elementary math classroom.  Graham's background in the areas of math progressions and problem-based lessons has led him to present throughout North America and beyond. Graham is continually advocating for best practices in elementary mathematics by seeking new and innovative ways to support students and teachers in their development of conceptual understanding. He is the author of Building Fact Fluency: A Toolkit for Addition and Subtraction.  Twitter: @gfletchy 

In this first season, host Mark Banyard will be talking with his guests about advancing the Kingdom of God through church planting. On today’s show, Mark interviews Graham Fletcher. Graham and his wife Patti have been in pastoral ministry for 47 years. They have led and planted churches in three states of Australia, and in British Columbia, Canada. The Fletchers currently oversee a church in Vancouver which they planted in 2001. From this base Graham itinerates extensively to encourage churches and Christian movements in Europe, Asia, the Pacific, and Australia and New Zealand. Support the show (https://kingdomadvanceministries.com/donate/)

Welcome back to Up The Duff for a special episode featuring life long Cheltenham Supporter Graham Fletcher.  Today we discuss: Cheltenham through the ages; memories of the club; the bounce back committee and Cheltenham's best ever squads

In Building Fact Fluency: A Toolkit for Addition and Subtraction, Graham Fletcher helps students learn their math facts by developing conceptual understanding and procedural fluency at the same time. This comprehensive, research-based toolkit provides everything a teacher needs to help students develop number sense on the way to fluency—from cards, games, and videos to online resources, a facilitator’s guide, and hundreds of highly-engaging activities and tasks.  This episode of Teacher’s Corner revisits Graham's and editor Tracy Johnston Zager's discussion in 2019 while the Toolkit was in development.  LINKS: Building Fact Fluency: A Toolkit for Addition and Subtraction Graham's Website Graham's Twitter

In which Dan talks with Graham Fletcher, a math specialist who presents to schools and teachers around the globe about the need to slow down and emphasize deep, conceptual learning. They talk about what it means to understand math, our overstuffed curriculums, and why slowing down will help us go fast. As always, we welcome comments and questions on Twitter @BigIdeaEd

Cooper and Kirsten sit down with Sam Chamseddine and Graham Fletcher.