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Fall 2012

Math in Focus: Parent University. Fall 2012. Opening Task. Complete the Noodler activity found on your table. Noodlers are problem solving activities designed to enhance visual thinking and reasoning skills. Separate each hexagon into an area by itself using spaghetti noodles!.

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Fall 2012

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  1. Math in Focus:Parent University Fall 2012

  2. Opening Task Complete the Noodler activity found on your table. Noodlers are problem solving activities designed to enhance visual thinking and reasoning skills. Separate each hexagon into an area by itself using spaghetti noodles!

  3. What does the research say? “Mathematics is an excellent vehicle for the development and improvement of a person’s intellectual competence.” Ministry of Education Singapore, 2006

  4. Singapore Math Framework

  5. What can I expect to see…in the classroom • Teaching to mastery • Concrete-pictorial-abstract model • Differentiation • Intentional progression of skills

  6. Integrating the Concrete-Pictorial-Abstract (CPA) Model with Visualization x + 2x = 12

  7. A Closer Look At…Bar Modeling A pictorial or diagram method of representing quantities and their relationships to solve both arithmetic and algebraic word problems. Students use rectangle blocks to represent the known and unknown: • Blocks are easily drawn and divided • Rectangles enable proportional representation and solving for the unit

  8. Trajectory of Bar Modeling Part Part • Part/Whole • Comparison • Equal Parts

  9. Bar Model Drawing Kevin scores 78 points in the first game he bowls. He scores 85 points in the second game. How many points does Kevin score for both games? 78 85 ?

  10. Model Drawing A red box has 326 pencils. The red box has 78 fewer pencils than the blue box. How many pencils are in the blue box? ? pencils 78 fewer 326

  11. Model Drawing Jason has 5 times as many stamps as Eric. Together, they have 30 stamps. How many stamps does Eric have? Eric 30 stamps Jason

  12. Bar Modeling: Group Task A Mom is 28 years older than Zack. Mom is 4 years younger than Dad. Their total age is 84 years. What is Mom’s age?

  13. Bar Modeling: Group Task B Lisa had 1,750 stamps. Minah had 480 fewer stamps than Lisa. Lisa gave some stamps to Minah. Now, Minah has 3 times as many stamps as Lisa. How many stamps did Minah have at first? How many stamps does Lisa have now?

  14. What can I expect to see…at home • Same math, different focus -Focus on understanding, as opposed to memorization • Math talk -More focused vocabulary -Explanation of answers • Independent practice of concepts -Homework -Games • Online resources -Student textbook -Background videos/podcasts -Virtual manipulatives

  15. Technology Resources • Think Central (Grades K-5) www.-k6thinkcentral.com • Holt McDougal Online (Grade 6 & 7) http://my.hrw.com • Houghton Mifflin Harcourt: Singapore Math http://www.hmheducation.com/singaporemath/

  16. What can I expect to see…beyond • Ability to apply • Ability to reason • Ability to persevere

  17. Reflection Use the exit slip, to reflect back on tonight’s presentation and leave it by the door on your way out. Thank you for attending this evening!

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