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Title: Teaching Secondary Mathematics


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Teaching Secondary Mathematics
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Module 2
  • Overview of the Mathematics
  • Developmental Continuum P-10

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A quick task
  • Mr Short and Mr TallIn the picture, you can see
    the height of Mr Short measured with paper clips.
  • When we measure Mr Short and Mr Tall with
    matchsticks, their heights are
  • Mr Shorts height is 4 matchsticks
  • Mr Talls height is 6 matchsticks

How many paperclips are needed to measure Mr Tall?
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Discussion Points
  • Explain your solution to your partner?
  • How might you present this task to a group of
    students?
  • What misconceptions do you imagine might be
    uncovered through this task?

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Purpose of the Continuum
  • Improve student learning
  • The Continuum identifies evidence based
    indicators of progress consistent with the
    standards and progression points
  • The Continuum provides a range of powerful
    teaching strategies that support purposeful
    teaching for students with similar learning needs

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About The Continuum
  • Resource to support improvement in teaching
    mathematics
  • Assist teachers with the implementation of the
    VELS
  • Highlight areas of mathematics with important
    common misunderstandings
  • Give explicit teaching strategies to meet the
    learning needsof all students
  • Use international research and Victorian data
    where possible
  • Created by team from University of Melbourne (K
    Stacey, H Chick, C Pearn, L Ball, V Steinle),
    with I Lowe (MAV) and P Sullivan (Monash)

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Assessment for learning helps teachers place the
learner at the centre
Assessment for Learning
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User Guide
User Guide
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Indicators of progress
  • Points on the learning continuum that highlight
    critical understandings required by students in
    order to progress through the standards
  • Indicator refers to both the statement of the new
    understanding that is required, and also to the
    complete set of material provided
  • Support teachers understanding of student growth
  • Give some background information about the
    conceptual change, often with further reading
  • Do not cover all content of VELS

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Mapping the indicators of progress
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Adding and taking off a percentage 5.25
Overview
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Problem My football team had 2000 members last
year. There has been a 15 increase in
membership this year. How many members are there
now?
Adding and taking off a percentage 5.25
Discuss with a partner how you would solve this
problem with a calculator, and if you had to do
it mentally, would you solve it differently?
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Student work sample- illustration
Adding and taking off a percentage 5.25
This student has correctly found 15 of 2000, and
added it on to find the total required to solve
this problem in two steps. It appears from this
sample of work, he may not know how to solve this
problem in one step i.e. multiplying by 1.15.
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Adding and taking off a percentage 5.25
  • Illustrations in the Maths Continuum can be used
    for
  • Identifying the students misconceptions what
    is the students mathematical thinking?
  • Determining the mathematical focus
  • Planning a learning experience
  • Focusing observations and teaching conversations

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Teaching strategies and activities
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  • Specific tasks designed for purposeful teaching
  • Generic ways of how problems of this nature can
    be effectively addressed
  • Ideas for very specific teaching, which can be
    used to address this indicator
  • Although there are some resources ready for
    students to use, the audience for the Continuum
    is always teachers and not students directly

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Teaching Strategy
Adding and taking off a percentage 5.25
Students should match each entry in the right
hand column with an entry in the left hand
column. For example, is multiplying by 0.95 the
same as subtracting 5?
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Related progression points
Adding and taking off a percentage 5.25
  • Each indicator has a linked table giving a
    selection of progression points to show the
    developmental progression leading up to and
    beyond a given indicator

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Developmental Overviews
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  • All indicators are linked to one of 10
    Developmental Overviews.
  • Each overview is a summary of a main theme of
    VELS Mathematics.

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Scavenger Hunt activity
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Mathematics Developmental Continuum P-10 intent
  • To improve student learning
  • It is through our assessment that we communicate
  • to our pupils those things which we most
    value. (David Clarke)

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Finding Mathematics Developmental Continuum P-10
  • Go to the DEECD website and navigate to the
    Mathematics domain page
  • www.education.vic.gov.au/studentlearning/
    teachingresources/maths/mathscontinuum/default.ht
    m
  • Enter Mathematics Developmental Continuum
    Victoriainto any search engine

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End of Module 2
  • This is the last slide of the module
  • Further questions
  • studentlearning_at_edumail.vic.gov.au
  • Subject field- Teaching Secondary Mathematics
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