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Real World Math

Real World Math. u tah.agclassroom.org. Math in the “ Real World ”. “ Students ’ abilities to use mathematical expressions to model real-world situations will be central to their progress in mathematics and science. ” -Suzanne H. Chapin

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Real World Math

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  1. Real World Math • utah.agclassroom.org

  2. Math in the “Real World” • “Students’ abilities to use mathematical expressions to model real-world situations will be central to their progress in mathematics and science.”-Suzanne H. Chapin • Real world problems evolve into questions, which develop the equations that lead to calculations and possible solutions. • Questioning provides the motivation for learning facts that will help solve real world problems.

  3. Use the familiar things we use everyday to begin the inquiry that leads to problem solving and math skill practice. • One of the goals of the common core standards is to “help solidify students’ progression to higher-level math, through real-world applications and conceptual understanding, not just procedural knowledge. It’s through concepts that students will be able to go beyond passing the weekly math test and build to a sophisticated understanding of the language of math.”

  4. Math / Science Integration • Understanding math concepts is essential to students being able to answer scientific questions. • Numbers are the language of science.

  5. “Research indicates that an integrated approach to learning aligns with the way the brain naturally processes and internalizes new information. Since mathematics and science are integrated in the world outside the classroom, and technology has become a natural extension of this integration, it seems only logical that these areas are studied together inside the classroom.”-Diane Ronis

  6. Problem Solving • Story Problems • Prediction & Estimation • Measurements (English/Metrics) • Weight • Length • Diameter • Volume • Temperature • Time • Money & Decimals • Fractions & Percentages • Graphing

  7. Real World Examples from Agriculture • Bees - measurement • Wheat - estimation, statistics • Pumpkins - prediction • Grocery Ads - money, decimals • Popcorn - measurement • Food Packaging - measurement, percentages • Rice - exponents • Sunflower Seeds - fractions • Pizza - time • Barns & Maps - measurement

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