Tuesday 10 June 2014
What are multiplication and division thinkers:
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Refer to Book 1 page 15 (2007)
Things to think about:
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Where are our students?
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Where do they need to be?
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What are their targets for the
end of 2014?
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What am I doing to ensure that
they get there?
Ideas for future:
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Getting the children to write
their own math questions to get them thinking about different questions and
different strategies needed to answer different questions.
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Word problems activity sheet:
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Problem Solving Sheet
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Problem:
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What are the key mathematical
ideas your students will be exploring with this problem?
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What key knowledge can be
connected to or front loaded to support students to access to the problem?
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Identify knowledge activities
to use at the start of the lesson that support this key knowledge.
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What key materials do your
students have access to support their learning?
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Anticipated Responses
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Alignment with number knowledge
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Next teaching step
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What are the possible misconceptions or misinterpretations that
may arise?
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What are the next teaching steps to address these?
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Reflection
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Key mathematical ideas and key knowledge: If you are unsure what the difference is for the key ideas and key
knowledge. This is highlighted and further discussed in Book 6 (2007).
What does this mean for my teaching and learning with Team 21?
· Getting students to ask / create
their own questions
More articulating of strategies without whiteboards.
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Need to have a better
understanding of where my students are going. What is the
bigger picture?
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Need to have a better
understanding of the key ideas and knowledge – look in book 6, reread.


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