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Bits and Pieces: Sorting and Representing Data with the MOTO Family is one book in NCTM’s Math of Tomorrow (MOTO) Response to Intervention series of interactive digital books that are designed to engage students in a dynamic learning experience.

• Chapter 1: Sorting and Classifying

• Chapter 2: Classifying and Graphing

• Chapter 3: Taking a Survey

Each chapter in Bits and Pieces is aligned with the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics. The content was developed to help students focus on ways to sort objects as a first step in dealing with data. The technological innovation for Bits and Pieces: Sorting and Representing Data with the MOTO Family far exceeds any digital publication on the market and includes:

• instructional animated video segments featuring the MOTO family -- four engaging characters that portray computational math symbols,

• dozens of interactive learning opportunities,

• digital manipulatives and games,

• a specifically developed writing/drawing tool to allow students to complete interactive tasks and show their progress without leaving the iPad environment,

• Teacher Notes on every page that guide teachers on how to get the most of each page and task,

• technology that allows students to practice key skills, put answers directly on the page, and get instant teacher feedback, and

• the capability for multiple students, each with an individual password, to share the same iPad.

Authors:

Barbara Dougherty, Ph.D., is the Richard G. Miller Endowed Chair for Mathematics Education and a Professor in Mathematics Education at the University of Missouri-Columbia.

Lynn Columba, Ph.D., an associate professor in Lehigh University’s College of Education, teaches future mathematics educators to embrace an interdisciplinary approach in the mathematics classroom.

Amy Lingo, Ed.D., is an Associate Professor and Assistant Chair of the Department of Special Education at the University of Louisville in Kentucky.