Conceptual Understanding and Procedural Fluency: Implementing the Why and How of Mathematics Instruction
Part of ATOMIC Conference March 2026
Monday 23 March 2026·3:30 pm
Participants in this session will explore two of the five strands of mathematical proficiency: Conceptual understanding (the Why of mathematics) and procedural fluency (the How of mathematics). Utilizing hands-on activities and reflective discussions, participants will gain actionable strategies for integrating conceptual understanding and procedural fluency into daily mathematics instruction. A student presenter will teach participants a co-created math game and share learning experiences to illustrate the impact of the interconnectedness of the Why and How of mathematics.
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