grace kelemanik · · 2016-07-12learn how the capturing quan--es instruc@onal ... capturing...
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DoNow
Juanhad3redmarbles.Hefound12moremarblesthatwereblue.HowmanymorebluemarblesthanredmarblesdidJuan
have?
1. Solvebothtasks.2. An*cipatehowstudentsmightsolvethetasks.
Aschoolboughtsomemathbooksand4@mesasmanysciencebooks.Thecostofamathbookwas$12whileasciencebookcost$8.Altogethertheschoolspent$528.Howmanysciencebooksdid
theschoolbuy?
Deepenyourunderstandingofreasoningabstractlyandquan@ta@vely(MP2).Youwillknowyourlearningisontrackifyoucan:
– Describehowyouand/oracolleagueisreasoningabstractlyandquan@ta@vely
– Ar@culateabstractandquan@ta@vereasoningthatwillbehelpfulinfutureproblemsolving
Goal#1
LearnhowtheCapturingQuan--esinstruc@onalrou@neembodiesNCTMMathema@[email protected]@fywhenandhowtherou@ne:• EstablishesaMathGoaltoFocusLearning• UsesandConnectsMathema@cal
Representa@ons• SupportsMeaningfulMathema@calDiscourse• PosesPurposefulQues@ons
Goal#2
Agenda
Opening:Intro,Goals,Framing,andDoNow
UnpackMP2ReasonAbstractlyandQuan@ta@vely
DoMath:CapturingQuan--esRou@ne
Reflect:NCTMTeachingPrinciples
AnalyzeStudentWork
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DoNowRevisited
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DoNowRevisited
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StandardsforMathema*calPrac*ce
1. Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them.
2. Reason abstractly and quantitatively. 3. Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning
of others. 4. Model with mathematics. 5. Use appropriate tools strategically. 6. Attend to precision. 7. Look for and make use of structure. 8. Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning.
Structure
MP2
MP4 MP5
MP6MP3 MP7
MP4 MP5
MP6MP3
MP8
MP4 MP5
MP6MP3
RoutinesforReasoning
MP2ReasonAbstractlyandQuan*ta*vely
AMendto…
Quan@@es
andRela@onships
Askyourself…
• WhatcanIcountormeasureinthisproblemsitua@on?
• Howdothequan@@esrelatetoeachother?
• HowcanIrepresentthisproblem?
• Whatdoesthis(expression,variable,number,shadedregion,etc.)representintheproblemcontext?
EnteringthetaskfromaReasoningAbstractlyandQuan*ta*velyAvenuePaidaMen*onto
• NumberofredmarblesJuanhad
• NumberofbluemarblesJuanfound
• Rela@onshipbetweenthenumberofredmarblesandthenumberofbluemarbles
Askedyourself…
• WhatcanIcountinthissitua@on?
• Howarethenumberofredmarblesrelatedtothenumberofbluemarbles?
• HowcanIrepresentJuan’smarblessothatIcanseearela@onshipsbetweenthenumberofblueandredmarbles?
PutintoAc*on…
• Iden@fyquan@@esexplicitlymen@onedintheproblemsitua@on
• Surfaceimpliedquan@@es• Abstractproblemsitua@ons• Userepresenta@onstoseequan@@esandrela@onships
• Recallandconsiderreferents
Quan*ta*veReasoningShiPs
Thenumbersandkeywordsina
problemstatement
Thequan@@esandrela@onshipsthosenumbers
describe
Routines for Reasoning Kelemanik, Lucenta, Janssen Creighton
Howdoweteachstudentsto“reasonabstractlyand
quan*ta*vely?”
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Instruc*onalrou*nesdesignedtodevelopthehabitof
aMendingtoquan**esandrela*onships
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ROUTINES FOR REASONING
Routines for Reasoning Kelemanik, Lucenta, Janssen Creighton
CapturingQuan**es
Aninstruc*onalrou*nethatdevelopsthequan*ta*vereasoning
avenueofthinking
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WHAT?
DiagramaProblemSitua*on
ThinklikeaMathema*cian!Tobuildthehabitoflooking
forquan**esandrela*onshipsinproblem
situa*ons
WHY?
How?
1. Iden@fyQuan@@es&Rela@onships
2. CreateDiagrams
3. DiscussDiagrams
4. ReflectonLearning
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Pennyhadabagofcandies.Shegave⅓ofhercandiestoRebecca.ThenPennygave¼ofthecandiesshehadlegtoJohn.AgergivingcandiestoRebeccaandJohn,Pennyhad24candiesleginherbag.
Iden*fyQuan**esandRela*onships
WhatcanIcountinthissitua@on?
Pennyhadabagofcandies.Shegave⅓ofhercandiestoRebecca.ThenPennygave¼ofthe
candiesshehadlegtoJohn.AgergivingcandiestoRebeccaandJohn,Pennyhad24candiesleginherbag.
Iden*fyQuan**esandRela*onships
Aquan@tyIfoundwasthenumberof…
Arela@onshipIfoundwas…
Pennyhadabagofcandies.Shegave⅓ofhercandiestoRebecca.ThenPennygave¼ofthecandiesshehadlegtoJohn.AgergivingcandiestoRebeccaandJohn,Pennyhad24candiesleginherbag.
CreateaDiagram
HowcanIshowthe
rela@onshipsbetweenthequan@@es?
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1. Sharehowyoustartedtorepresentquan@@esandrela@onships
2. Togethercreateadiagram
Ishowed...by...Howdidyourepresent…?
CreateaDiagram
Wherearethequan@@esinthediagram?Wherearetherela@onshipsinthediagram?
Therela@onshipis…SoIlooked
for...
[email protected]@@esthat...
DiscussDiagrams
• Whenlookingforquan@@esinawordproblem,Ilearnedto.
• Whenanalyzingadiagram,Ilearnedtopayaien@ontobecause.
✎ReflectonLearning
Pennyhadabagofcandies.Shegave⅓ofhercandiestoRebecca.ThenPennygave¼ofthecandiesshehadlegtoJohn.AgergivingcandiestoRebeccaandJohn,Pennyhad24candiesleginherbag.
What’s the Question?
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LaunchtheRou*ne:Introducethinkinggoal,reviewrou@ne’ssteps1
ThinkingG
oal:Bu
ildingan
Avenu
eofThink
ing
5Pairs Share&RecordIndividualWriteTime
ReflectonYourThinking
2Pairs Share:
Discuss&AnnotateIndividualThinkTime
Iden*fyQuan**es&Rela*onships ✍
3PairsIndividualThinkTime
CreateDiagrams
4Pairs Share:
Discuss&AnnotateIndividualThinkTimeDiscussDiagrams ✍
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Routines for Reasoning Kelemanik, Lucenta, Janssen Creighton
CAPTURING QUANTITIES ROUTINE
1. Identify Q & R? (T-P-S)
2. Create Diagram (T-P)
3. Discuss Diagrams (Full group)
4. Reflect on Learning (W-P-S)
Reflec*ngontheCapturingQuan**esRou*neandtheNCTMMathema*csTeachingPrac*ces
ATYOURTABLESdiscusshowtheCapturingQuan--esrou@ne:• EstablishesaMathGoaltoFocusLearning• PosesPurposefulQues@ons• SupportsMeaningfulMathema@calDiscourse• UsesandConnectsMathema@cal
Representa@ons
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Reflec*ngontheCapturingQuan**esRou*neandtheNCTMMathema*csTeachingPrac*ces
ATYOURTABLESdiscusshowtheCapturingQuan--esrou@ne:• EstablishesaMathGoaltoFocusLearning• PosesPurposefulQues@ons• SupportsMeaningfulMathema@calDiscourse• UsesandConnectsMathema@cal
Representa@ons
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ThinklikeaMathema*cian!Tobuildthehabitoflooking
forquan**esandrela*onshipsinproblem
situa*ons
WHY?
CapturingQuan**esMathema*calGoalstoFocusLearning
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• Whenlookingforquan@@esinawordproblem,Ilearnedto.
• Whenanalyzingadiagram,Ilearnedtopayaien@ontobecause.
✎ReflectonLearning
CapturingQuan**esMathema*calGoalstoFocusLearning
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Reflecting on Learning Prompts
Reflec*ngontheCapturingQuan**esRou*neandtheNCTMMathema*csTeachingPrac*ces
ATYOURTABLESdiscusshowtheCapturingQuan--esrou@ne:• EstablishesaMathGoaltoFocusLearning• PosesPurposefulQues*ons• SupportsMeaningfulMathema@calDiscourse• UsesandConnectsMathema@cal
Representa@ons
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Pennyhadabagofcandies.Shegave⅓ofhercandiestoRebecca.ThenPennygave¼ofthecandiesshehadlegtoJohn.AgergivingcandiestoRebeccaandJohn,Pennyhad24candiesleginherbag.
Iden*fyQuan**esandRela*onships
WhatcanIcountinthissitua@on?
Pennyhadabagofcandies.Shegave⅓ofhercandiestoRebecca.ThenPennygave¼ofthecandiesshehadlegtoJohn.AgergivingcandiestoRebeccaandJohn,Pennyhad24candiesleginherbag.
CreateaDiagram
HowcanIshowthe
rela@onshipsbetweenthequan@@es?
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CapturingQuan**esPosePurposeful“askyourself”Ques*ons
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Reflec*ngontheCapturingQuan**esRou*neandtheNCTMMathema*csTeachingPrac*ces
ATYOURTABLESdiscusshowtheCapturingQuan--esrou@ne:• EstablishesaMathGoaltoFocusLearning• PosesPurposefulQues@ons• SupportsMeaningfulMathema*calDiscourse• UsesandConnectsMathema@cal
Representa@ons
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CapturingQuan**esSupportsMeaningfulMathDiscourse
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Reflec*ngontheCapturingQuan**esRou*neandtheNCTMMathema*csTeachingPrac*ces
ATYOURTABLESdiscusshowtheCapturingQuan--esrou@ne:• EstablishesaMathGoaltoFocusLearning• PosesPurposefulQues@ons• SupportsMeaningfulMathema@calDiscourse• UsesandConnectsMathema*cal
Representa*ons
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StudentWorkAnalysis
LookforevidencethatstudentsareaBendingtoquan**esand
rela*onshipsbetweenquan**es
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Ul*mately…
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HSConceptualCategoryNumberandQuan*ty
Quan**es.Inrealworldproblems,theanswersareusuallynotnumbersbutquan@@es:numberswithunits,whichinvolvesmeasurement.IntheirworkinmeasurementupthroughGrade8,studentsprimarilymeasurecommonlyusedaiributessuchaslength,area,andvolume.Inhighschool,studentsencounterawidervarietyofunitsinmodeling,e.g.,accelera@on,currencyconversions,derivedquan@@essuchasperson-hours....Theyalsoencounternovelsitua@onsinwhichtheythemselvesmustconceivetheaiributesofinterest.Forexample,tofindagoodmeasureofoverallhighwaysafety,theymightproposemeasuressuchasfatali@esperyear,fatali@esperyearperdriver,[email protected]@mescalledquan@[email protected]@fica@onisimportantforscience,aswhensurfaceareasuddenly“standsout”[email protected]@fica@onisalsoimportantforcompanies,whichmustconceptualizerelevantaiributesandcreateorchoosesuitablemeasuresforthem.
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Rou*nesforReasoning:FosteringtheMathema*calPrac*cesinAllStudents
- Kelemanik,Lucenta,Janssen-Creighton
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