“IMPROVING TEACHING METHODS IN MATHEMATICS IN PRIMARY EDUCATION”

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“IMPROVING TEACHING METHODS IN MATHEMATICS IN PRIMARY EDUCATION” Action Plan 2012 The J1100711 Group Training Course on “IMPROVING TEACHING METHODS IN MATHEMATICS IN PRIMARY EDUCATION” Name: Sofia Shireen Ali Country : Fiji Islands Organization: Fiji National University School of Education Department of Primary Education Position : Lecturer Language /Mathematics Education 11/24/2018

Narrative Summary TITLE: Using of Problem Solving Approach in Teaching and learning of Mathematics in Primary School. Period April 2012 to September 2012 Target Location Fiji National University, Lautoka Campus Target Group: Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (PML) Primary school Teachers(PST) 11/24/2018

Overall Goal Specific Objectives Primary teacher trainees graduating from Fiji National University will be able to teach primary Mathematics using problem solving approach together with the primary schools teachers (PST) of Lautoka will be able to teach in using problem solving approach and carrying out lesson study in their classrooms. Specific Objectives Primary mathematics lecturers of Fiji National University can train the primary teacher trainees and primary school teachers (PST) of 5 selected schools using Problem Solving Approach and carry out lesson Study in Mathematics in the classrooms when they are on teaching Practice. 11/24/2018

Learning in Japan -Style of writing daily report -Japanese Text Book -Japanese Mathematics Content for Elementary School -Problem Solving Approach Open-Ended Approach Hands on Approach Origami -Developing 3 ways of Thinking - Lesson Study -Disaster management ,Evacuation Procedures 11/24/2018

Output and Activities Output 1 : Fiji National University (FNU) personals and authorities grant approval to implement the project at FNU and also in 5 selected primary schools in Zone C1 Lautoka. Ministry of Education grants approval to use the selected 5 schools in Zone C1 Lautoka Activity 1.1 :Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee) prepares proposal for the FNU Council for approval to carry out the project implementation at 5 selected primary schools in Zone C1 Lautoka  Activity 1.2 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee) seeks permission from Ministry of Education(MOE) to conduct lesson study in one of the schools that is in 5 selected schools in Zone C1 Lautoka district Activity 1.3 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee) seeks permission from the Head Teacher of Natabua High School and 5 selected schools in Zone C1 Lautoka.  Activity 1.4: Lecturer (JICA Trainee) conducts meeting with the Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers and (PST)and discusses the proposal(Project) Activity 1.5: Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers(JICA Trainee) will set up a committee for the 5 selected Lautoka primary Schools Zone C1 for the lesson Study. Activity 1.6 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers(JICA Trainee)will give a name to their committee and set up a training Schedule with time and venue. 11/24/2018

Output and activities cont’d Output 2:Training Manual on the lesson study/problem solving approach is developed and distributed to the PMEL and Primary school Teachers (PST) of 5 Selected schools in Zone C1 Lautoka. Output 3 : FNU Primary mathematics Education lecturers (PMEL) can provide primary teacher trainees(PTT) with problem solving approach together with the primary school teachers of the 5 selected schools in Zone C1 Lautoka. 11/24/2018

Output and activities cont’d Activity 3.1 :Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers(JICA Trainee) Prepare lecture notes on “problem solving approach” Activity 3.2: Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers(JICA Trainee) conduct lecture on “problem solving approach” with PMEL and PST OF 5 selected schools. Activity 3.3 :Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers(JICA Trainee) conduct workshops on “problem solving approach” with PMEL and PST of the 5 selected schools 11/24/2018

Output and activities cont’d Output 4 :Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainees) will train PMEL and PST 5 selected schools on "open ended approach   Activity 4.1: Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee) will prepare lecture notes on “open ended approach”. Activity 4.2 Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee) will conduct lectures and give out readings from books “Open ended approach” with primary mathematics Education Lecturers. Activity 4.3 :Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee) conduct workshops on “open ended approach” with Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers at FNU and PST of 5 selected schools in ZONE C1 Lautoka Output 5 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee) will train PMEL and PST of 5 selected schools on" hands on approach” Activity 5.1: Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee) will prepare lecture notes on “hands on approach” Activity 5.2: Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee) will conduct lectures and give out readings from books on “hands on approach” with PMEL and PST of 5 Zone C1 schools in Lautoka Activity 5.3 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee) conduct workshops on “hands on approach” with PMEL and PST of 5 selected Zone C1 schools in Lautoka   11/24/2018

Output and activities cont’d Output 6 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (Jica trainee) will Train the PMEL and PST of 5 selected schools in Zone C1 Lautoka on lesson study Activity 6.1 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee)will provide videos on lesson study to the PML and PST of the 5 selected schools of Zone C1 Lautoka who will observe “lesson study videos” on problem solving Activity 6.2 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee) will have discussions based on the observation of the video of lesson study on problem solving with PMEL and PST of the 5 selected schools of Zone C1 Lautoka.. Activity 6.3 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee) prepares lecture notes for board preparation through the notes taken by the lecturers in Japan. Activity 6.4 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee) Conduct workshops on board preparation with PMEL and PST of the 5 selected schools in Zone C1 Lautoka Activity 6.5 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee) develops a lesson plan for lesson study at FNU Activity 6.6 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee)models the lesson study to the FNU PMEL and PST of the 5 selected schools in Zone C1 Lautoka 11/24/2018

Output and activities cont’d Output7 :Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (Jica trainee)can develop 3 model lesson plans for Primary Mathematics Grade 1,3,6 Activity 7.1 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee) studies the class1,3 ,6 mathematics curriculum Activity 7.2 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee)selects one concept and prepares a lesson plan and resources Activity 7.3 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee)implements lesson study 1 at the selected school with the PMEL and one of the 5 selected schools in Zone C1 Activity 7.4 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee)and the teachers of the selected school discuss the presented lesson Activity 7.5 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee) modifies the lesson study 1 Activity 7.6 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee) implements the modified lesson on concept 1 to the one of the 5 selected schools in zone c1 Activity 7.7 : Same activities can be repeated for the other two lessons 11/24/2018

Output and activities cont’d Output 8 : Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee) Introduce problem solving in the Primary Mathematics Education Units and in the 5 selected Primary Schools Zone C1 Lautoka. Activity 8.1 :Primary Mathematics Education Lecturers (JICA Trainee)prepare course outline, course materials and assignments to accommodate problem solving approach at FNU and can be implemented in the 5 selected Primary Schools Zone C1 Lautoka. Activity 8.2: Evaluation form given to 5 selected PST in regards to their training and follow up and follow through will Continue. 11/24/2018

Problem-solving Approach lesson Understand a given problem. Plan an approach and process to solve. Think in logic (think by themselves). Explain one’s idea and listen other’s (Group discussion) Summarize contents Practice A School with Dreams and Joy Power Point Presentation Slide 4. Presented by Keiya Sugita 11/24/2018

Japanese Problem Solving Approach Develops students’ understanding and allows them to learn for/by themselves Children explore many possible solutions Professor Keiya Sugita Explaining the Problem Solving Approach 11/24/2018

Example of Problem Solving Approach Task Problem Solving Many ways Compare and Select Solutions for developing appropriate ideas Problem 11/24/2018 (Isoda,M & Murati, Grade 4, Pages 18 and 19)

What is lesson study community? Lesson study is plan, do and see activities with various groups. In Japan, products of lesson study are shared through the books and Journals of lesson study. Their PCK is integrated and unified as teachers’ theories for teaching mathematics.. Participating Teachers Theories of Education Lesson Study Teacher Children Subject M. Theory of Mathematics 11/24/2018 Professor Isoda, M. Jan 2012 Lesson Study for Curriculums in Philippines

Process of Lesson Study Study of teaching materials (PLAN) Identification of theme, compilation of lesson plan) Lesson Discussion Meeting (see) (Lesson evaluation and reflection) Lesson Study (Do) (Implementation of the lesson and observation) Group B Planning of Lesson Lesson Discussion Group B Demonstration Lesson Professor Isoda, M Ref: Japanese Lesson Study in Mathematics;Its Impact Diversity and Potential for Educational Improvement,Isoda,M.,etal;Stephens.M, Ohara.Y, Miyakawa.T ,Page201 (2007) 11/24/2018

(6) New problem posed built upon the previous problem Lesson Plan Design (1) Concrete examples (5) Solve in group (sharing) (2) Questions from children (6) New problem posed built upon the previous problem (3) Solve in groups (sharing) (4) New problem posed built upon the previous problem (7) Summary 11/24/2018 Ref: Special Issue (EARCOME 5) Mathematics Education Theories for Lesson Study: Problem Solving Approach and the Curriculum through Extension and Integration, Journal of Japan Society of Mathematical Education Pag13,(10/08/2010)

D-book Resources on-line Math-info.criced.tsukuba.ac.jp/museum/dbook_site/ Math-info.criced.tsukuba.ac.jp/museum/dbook_site/APEC-sampleG5/files/Etext.html www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ3yC8haws 11/24/2018

Blackboard Writing in Math Lessons JICA’s Participants attend a session on Blackboard Writing for Mathematics Lessons Nakata Sensei giving a lecture on blackboard writing 11/24/2018

Japanese Blackboard Writing By Professor Yamamoto Professor Yamamoto Wrap Up Problem Children’s presentations. Use for students activities Things related to perspective. Students Expressions Use for Drills Do not erase anything from the blackboard until end of lesson 11/24/2018

Blackboard Writing in Math Lessons JICA’s Participants attend a session on Blackboard Writing for Mathematics Lessons Nakata Sensei giving a lecture on blackboard writing 11/24/2018

Hands on Approach 11/24/2018

My Next Step? Include problem solving as the focus of math lessons in the teaching practicum of 2013 for 2nd year teacher trainees (one whole term) MY HOPE AND FUTURE First set of PST from the 5 selected schools in Zone C1 Lautoka who will be implementers in another 5 schools. 11/24/2018

Arigato Gozaimasu! 11/24/2018