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Student A: Isabella Grade: 2 Date Interviewed: Wednesday 27 th March, 2013 Note: Attach the record sheets from your interview of each student to the back of the hard copy you submit to the Faculty of Education drop box. 1. Growth Point Table Domain Assigned Growth Point Counting 3 Place Value 1 Addition and Subtraction 3 Multiplication and Division 1 Who checked your growth point judgements? Student’s name: Gabrielle Note: Their signature/s should be on the hard copy beneath each table. 2. Nutshell Statement Isabella has a strong knowledge of forward counting sequences to 32, and backwards by ones from 24 to one. She appears to understand that the last number in a count tells her how many times are in the whole set. This shows in her preference to count on to solve simple addition and subtraction problems. Isabella can boldly match numerals to there quantities and recognizes them without counting. She can order numeral cards and objects confidently from smallest to largest and visa versa. Isabella can count from 0 by 2s, 5s and 10s easily, though she lacks the ability to count from x by 10s and 5s or from x by y. This appears to obstruct her ability to solve simple multiplication and division problems. Isabella’s lack of place value knowledge seems to deter her interpretation of 4Qdigit numbers and the way she writes numerals. Isabella recognizes a number line yet does not understand them appropriately. This hinders her ability to estimate and locate unknown points on the line and also her skill to use number lines effectively in mathematics.

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  • Student'A:'Isabella'''

    Grade:'2'

    Date'Interviewed:'Wednesday'27th'March,'2013' ' '

    Note:'Attach'the'record'sheets'from'your'interview'of'each'student'to'the'back'of'the'hard'copy'you'

    submit'to'the'Faculty'of'Education'drop'box.'

    1.' Growth'Point'Table'

    Domain' Assigned'Growth'Point'

    Counting' 3'

    Place'Value' 1'

    Addition'and'Subtraction' 3'

    Multiplication'and'Division' 1'

    '

    Who'checked'your'growth'point'judgements?''

    Students'name:'Gabrielle''

    Note:'Their'signature/s'should'be'on'the'hard'copy'beneath'each'table.'

    '

    2.' Nutshell'Statement'

    '

    Isabella'has'a'strong'knowledge'of'forward'counting'sequences'to'32,'and'backwards'by'ones'from'24'to'one.'She'appears'to'

    understand'that'the'last'number'in'a'count'tells'her'how'many'times'are'in'the'whole'set.'This'shows'in'her'preference'to'

    count'on'to'solve'simple'addition'and'subtraction'problems.'Isabella'can'boldly'match'numerals'to'there'quantities'and'

    recognizes'them'without'counting.'She'can'order'numeral'cards'and'objects'confidently'from'smallest'to'largest'and'visa'

    versa.'Isabella'can'count'from'0'by'2s,'5s'and'10s'easily,'though'she'lacks'the'ability'to'count'from'x"by'10s'and'5s'or'from'x"

    by'y.'This'appears'to'obstruct'her'ability'to'solve'simple'multiplication'and'division'problems.'Isabellas'lack'of'place'value'

    knowledge'seems'to'deter'her'interpretation'of'4Qdigit'numbers'and'the'way'she'writes'numerals.'Isabella'recognizes'a'

    number'line'yet'does'not'understand'them'appropriately.'This'hinders'her'ability'to'estimate'and'locate'unknown'points'on'

    the'line'and'also'her'skill'to'use'number'lines'effectively'in'mathematics.'

  • 3.' Lesson'Plan'

    Lesson'Title:'Whats'Missing'on'the'Number'Line?''Learning'intention/s:'

    The'student'will'recognize,'identify'and'order'numbers'and'points'on'the'number'line.''

    'e5:'ENGAGE,'EXPLORE'

    Lesson'introduction'(aligningQtuning'inQmotivatingQ'the'hook)'

    Begin'discussion'about'number'lines.'What'is'a'number'line?'Have'you'ever'used'one'before?'A'number'line'will'be'

    displayed'on'the'interactive'whiteboard'from'0'to'100.'Isabella'will'count'aloud'forward'and'then'backwards'and'will'then'

    count'in'multiples'of'twos,'threes'and'fives.''

    '

    Isabella'will'refer'to'number'lines'on'the'whiteboard.'The'first'line'will'be'empty.'Isabella'must'pick'a'number'from'a'deck'of'

    cards'and'peg'the'number'on'the'correct'place'on'the'line.'When'all'numbers'have'been'placed,'she'must'check'that'all'

    numbers'are'correctly'positioned.'She'may'decide'to'do'this'by'counting'forward'on'the'line.'Later,'the'teacher'will'change'

    the'number'line'one'with'every'third'or'fifth'number'removed.'

    'e5:'EXPLORE,'EXPLAIN,'And'ELABORATE'

    Development/investigation'

    Isabella'will'create'a'number'line'starting'from'one'to'thirty.'She'will'mark'the'even/odd'numbers'and'skip'counting'patterns'

    including'2s,'3s,'5s'and'10s'(PirieQKieren'Model:'existing'knowledge'of'even/odd'numbers'and'number'patterns'that'can'be'

    replicated'on'the'number'line).'

    '

    Isabella'will'complete'a'worksheet'that'comprises'of'8'number'lines.'Six'of'them'will'be'counting'by'different'multiples'(1s,'

    2s,'5s'and'10s).'The'last'two'are'empty,'one'allowing'Isabella'to'fill'in'the'missing'numbers'from'a'number'bank;'therefore'

    discovering'the'number'pattern.'The'other'is'where'Isabella'must'find'what'the'unknown'point'is'(PirieQKieren'Model:'

    imaging.'As'the'student'becomes'more'capable'in'finding'the'missing'numbers'with'the'materials,'the'empty'line'will'force'

    them'to'image'the'material'operation'of'finding'the'numbers'or'a'given'point).'Materials'including'their'number'lines'and'

    counters'will'be'provided'(PirieQKieren'Model:'using'materials.'The'materials'will'help'the'student'build'images'in'their'mind.'

    The'number'line'will'cue'the'student'about'how'to'order'or'find'a'missing'number.'It'also'allows'them'to'determine'the'

    unknown'point'by'the'position'of'it'on'the'number'line).''

    '

    Adjusting'the'lesson'

    I'believe'Isabella'will'enjoy'constructing'her'own'number'line.'This'activity'will'help'her'understand'the'structure'of'a'

    number'line'better'and'also'recognize'the'different'number'patterns.'I'expect'Isabella'to'complete'the'worksheet'well'as'it'is'

    very'similar'to'our'lesson'introduction.'The'empty'number'line'may'be'difficult'though;'I'think'it'will'benefit'her'to'build'

    images'of'the'model'that'can'help'Isabella'with'future'activities'relating'to'the'topic.'However,'if'Isabella'is'having'trouble'

    with'imaging,'I'will'provide'the'materials'again'as'Isabella'needs'to'be'confident'in'using'imaging'before'she'moves'on.'

    '

  • e5:'EXPLAIN,'ELABORATE,'EVALUATE'

    Making'connections'

    Isabella'will'complete'a'variety'of'performance'tasks'about'number'lines'oneQonQone'with'the'teacher.'Performance'tasks'

    involve'the'use'of'math'manipulatives,'primarily'number'lines'and'counters'in'Isabellas'situation.'The'goal'of'the'

    performance'tasks'is'to'observe'Isabellas'process'of'ordering'numbers,'recognizing'the'missing'number'patterns'and'finding'

    unknown'points'on'the'number'line;'both'mentally'and'physically'with'or'without'the'use'of'materials.'In'order'to'

    understand'that'Isabella'has'met'the'learning'intention'of'the'lesson'she'must'be'able'to'organize'her'thoughts'well'enough'

    to'explain'to'the'teacher'how'she'solved'the'problems'given'to'her.'It'is'then'the'teacher'can'ensure'that'Isabellas'methods'

    are'making'mathematical'sense.'

    '

    Materials:'

    Interactive'whiteboard'

    Variety'of'number'lines'

    Number'cards'

    Pegs'

    Strip'of'card'

    Coloured'pencils'

    Number'line'worksheet'

    Counters'

    '

  • Student'B:'Tyrese' ' ' ' '

    Grade:'2'

    Date'Interviewed:'Wednesday'27th'March,'2013''

    Note:'Attach'the'record'sheets'from'your'interview'of'each'student'to'the'back'of'the'hard'copy'you'

    submit'to'the'Faculty'of'Education'drop'box.'

    5.' Growth'Point'Table'

    Domain' Assigned'Growth'Point'

    Counting' 6'

    Place'Value' 2'

    Addition'and'Subtraction' 5'

    Multiplication'and'Division' 1'

    '

    Who'checked'your'growth'point'judgements?''

    Students'name:'Gabrielle''

    Note:'Their'signature/s'should'be'on'the'hard'copy'beneath'each'table.'

    '

    7. Nutshell'Statement'

    '

    Tyrese'has'a'great'understanding'of'counting'forwards'and'backwards'by'ones.'This'shows'in'his'keenness'to'count'on'to'

    solve'simple'addition'and'subtraction'problems.'He'can'easily'count'from'0'by'2s,'5s'and'10s'and'additionally'by'5s'and'10s'

    starting'from'a'given'number.'It'is'evident'that'Tyrese'recognizes'derived'strategies'like'working'with'doubles'to'solve'simple'

    addition'and'subtraction'problems'and'when'identifying'points'on'a'number'line.'He'can'assertively'read'numerals'although'

    struggles'writing'numerals'in'particular'4Qdigit'numbers'and'this'is'from'hes'lack'of'awareness'of'place'value.'Tyrese'can'

    confidently'interpret'that'a'2Qdigit'number'is'made'up'of'tens'and'ones'and'this'aids'him'with'estimating'answers'to'3'digit'

    addition'and'subtraction'problems.'Tyrese'recognizes'simple'multiplication'and'division'problems,'however'he'has'not'

    identified'a'known'grouping'strategy'even'with'the'help'of'visual'or'physical'models.'This'reduces'hes'capabilities'of'solving'

    more'challenging'problems.

  • 7.' Lesson'Plan''

    Lesson'Title:'Whats'the'Value?''Learning'intention/s:'

    The'student'will'represent'whole'numbers'in'groups'of'hundreds,'tens'and'ones'and'write'the'numeral'in'standard'and'

    expanded'form.'

    'e5:'ENGAGE,'EXPLORE'

    Lesson'introduction'(aligningQtuning'inQmotivatingQ'the'hook)'

    Open'with'discussion'about'the'numbers'12'and'21.'Remind'Tyrese'that'both'numbers'has'the'digit'2'and'1.'Discuss'that'the'

    value'of'a'digit'depends'upon'its'place/position'in'a'number.'Discuss'how'the'digit'2'appears'in'different'places'in'both'

    numbers'therefore'the'value'of'the'2'is'different'in'each'number.'What'is'the'value'of'the'2'in'each'number?''

    '

    Tyrese'will'play'a'game'similar'to'hangman'(e.g.'___,___'for'100'thousand).'He'must'identify'the'place'values'of'each'blank'

    space.'Tyrese'will'select'a'number'from'a'deck'of'cards'and'decide'where'to'place'the'card,'trying'to'get'the'largest'possible'

    number.'He'will'classify'what'place'value'he'is'putting'the'number'in.'When'the'number'is'final,'Tyrese'reads'it'off'correctly'

    and'determines'if'it'was'the'largest'number'and'other'possible'numbers'they'could'have'had.'

    'e5:'EXPLORE,'EXPLAIN,'And'ELABORATE'

    Development/investigation'

    Tyrese'will'be'given'a'table'with'the'headings'Standard'Form,'Base'10'Blocks,'Expanded'Form'and'How'Many?'Tyrese'will'

    work'with'a'given'number'and'represent/show'it'in'different'ways'(PirieQKieren'Model:'existing'knowledge'of'what'the'

    student'learnt'in'the'lesson'introduction'about'the'value'of'a'digit'depending'upon'its'position'in'a'number).''

    '

    The'first'heading'Standard'Form'is'the'form'we'typically'write'a'number.'Base'10'Blocks'is'when'a'number'is'represented'

    in'MAB'blocks'(PirieQKieren'Model:'using'materials.'The'use'of'the'materials'will'help'the'student'build'an'image'in'their'

    mind.'The'concept'that'numbers'can'be'broken'apart'gives'the'student'a'more'solid'understanding'of'each'digits'position'in'

    a'number).'Tyrese'can'draw'a'picture'of'the'blocks'in'the'table'provided.'He'must'then'represent'the'number'in'its'

    expanded'form.'(PirieQKieren'Model:'imaging.'As'the'student'becomes'more'capable'in'finding'the'value'of'each'digit'in'a'

    number.'The'expanded'form'of'a'number'will'force'them'to'image'the'material'operation'of'using'the'MAB'blocks).'The'last'

    column'asking'How'Many?'Is'related'to'the'baseQten'blocks'column.'

    '

    Adjusting'the'lesson''

    I'anticipate'that'Tyrese'will'find'the'lesson'to'be'difficult'at'first.'However,'as'he'completes'the'table'he'will'notice'a'pattern'

    and'realize'that'understanding'place'value'is'very'simple.'I'will'use'baseQten'language'so'that'Tyrese'becomes'familiar'with'

    place'value'terms.'E.g.'47'is'four'tens'and'seven'ones.'The'use'of'the'MAB'blocks'will'help'Tyrese'understand'that'the'

    structure'of'a'number'can'be'broken'apart.'The'column'asking'How'Many?'may'be'puzzling'as'Tyrese'may'not'understand'

    that'it'isnt'200'hundreds'or'30'tens.'MAB'blocks'may'need'to'be'reintroduced'if'this'occurs.'This'is'necessary'as'the'student'

    must'not'have'any'misperception'of'the'task'and'I'need'to'be'assured'by'them'that'they'can'understand'and'explain'their'

    own'learning.''

  • 'e5:'EXPLAIN,'ELABORATE,'EVALUATE'

    Making'connections''

    Place'value'is'a'comprehensive'area'that'is'why'it'is'appropriate'for'Tyrese'to'be'assessed'through'formative'assessments.'

    Formative'assessments'are'introduced'everyday'and'are'informal.'They'will'challenge'Tyrese'to'see'aspects'of'place'value'in'

    a'variety'of'situations.'Tyrese'will'learn'that'it'is'a'vital'concept'in'mathematics'and'is'entwined'into'several'topics.'The'

    assessments'include'question/answer'time,'student'participation,'mathematical'games'and'other'classroom'activities.'

    Throughout'the'assessments'Tyrese'must'demonstrate'that'he'recognizes'the'structure'of'a'number'and'too'show'that'he'

    can'write'numerals'in'their'standard'form'correctly.'The'teacher'is'responsible'of'managing'Tyreses'responses'almost'

    immediately'against'a'checklist'whether'or'not'Tyrese'fully'understands'the'idea'of'place'value'and'that'he'can'move'on'to'a'

    new'concept.''

    '

    Materials:'

    Whiteboard'

    Whiteboard'marker'

    Number'cards'(0Q9)'

    Worksheet/Place'Value'table'

    MAB'blocks'

    Pencil'

    '