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Reflections on Practice Maths Counts 2016

Exploration of properties of basic geometric shapes SchoolDeele College, Raphoe, Co. Donegal Teachers InvolvedMaureen O’Donnell Caitriona O’Malley Paddy Flood Steven Gibson Vivienne Doherty Leah Harkin

Details of our lesson 6 th Year Ordinary Level 35 minutes 7 th March 2016 Previous LessonCoordinate geometry – length & Pythagoras Research LessonBasic geometric problem – area of square Planned Next LessonExtension activities that may arise

Our Question – Find area of quadrilateral PQRS

Student Learning Goals solve problems involving the length of sides and area of triangles, squares and rectangles, along with combinations use the theorem of Pythagoras to solve problems involving right- angled triangles calculate the length of a line segment and area of a triangle using coordinate geometry formulae use trigonometry to calculate the area of a triangle explore links between various approaches to solving problems devise appropriate mathematical models and use appropriate techniques to analyse problems work effectively as a group communicate mathematical work effectively

Design of Lesson Pre-evaluation and Plan Inform students in advance about arrangements - guest and extra teachers and observation Work in groups of four Outline solutions Teacher group develops outline solutions based on anticipated responses Students will develop these on whiteboard Differentiation Differentiated level of discussion - level of questioning Extra work to do Help for students with difficulties Other issues Are the flow, content and methodologies of the lesson effectively achieving the learning outcomes?

Materials A3, A4 Worksheets Blank paper Geometry equipment Scissors Calculators

Plan for Peer Observation Plan to observe students each teacher will observe one group of four each teacher will be given observation templates What to observe how effectively are the groups going about the problem? what difficulties or confusion are being encountered? presentation of work? dynamics of group work - recommendations to make these more effective preparation to communicate solution on whiteboard to class - effective?

Unexpected Findings Extent of student engagement Group self-correction : |PQ|≠3 Importance of adequate time Variety of approaches Student tendency to round off Clarity of student comments

Pictures of Student Work

Findings / Student Learning Tendency to early misunderstandings Competence in use of Pythagoras Allow groups time to explore problems

Evidence of Student Learning

Board Plan

Recommendations Give time to explore, discuss Don’t interfere at early stage Cultivate idea of varied approaches Monitor workings of groups Importance of communication and presentation by students

Sources Used 1. Active Maths Textbook 2. Text and Tests Textbook 3. Past Examination Papers 4. Project Maths Workshops 2, 3, 6, 9, NCCA J.C 2016, L.C 2015 Syllabuses 6. Google Searches on Multiple Approach Problem Solving in Geometry Geometry Teaching and Learning Plans on

Any Questions?

Thank You! Maths Counts 2016