Maths Counts Insights into Lesson Study 1. Jenny Moran, Celine McCarthy, Michael Murphy and Breda Fallon Transition year and Leaving Certificate classes.

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Maths Counts Insights into Lesson Study 1

Jenny Moran, Celine McCarthy, Michael Murphy and Breda Fallon Transition year and Leaving Certificate classes Use of Edmodo to Facilitate Teaching and LearningEdmodo 2

Introduction: Focus of Lesson Student Learning : What we learned about students understanding based on data collected Teaching Strategies: What we noticed about our own teaching Strengths & Weaknesses of adopting the Lesson Study process 3

Use of Edmodo to Facilitate Teaching and Learning How we planned: Signed up to the online platform Spent time exploring its functionality Explained to the students how to use it On going uploading of files and monitoring throughout the year. 4

Resources used: Laptop/Computer/iPad Projector Range of teacher-created resources e.g. PowerPoints, worksheets, quizzes, tests etc. Range of shared resources for example and Range of online videos from 5

6 Teacher uploads material Teacher can monitor all activities

7 Students ask teacher questionsStudents ask each other questions

Learning Outcomes: Discuss maths in a safe teacher supported and moderated environment Students to take autonomy for their own learning Promote enjoyment of maths Engage in projects that may not be feasible in class time 8

Why did we choose to focus on this mathematical area? Create a link between the social media generation of students with the classroom Reduces the amount of photocopying Absent students can be accommodated Forum for students unable/unwilling to ask questions in class Develop students ICT skills with an aim to promote digital literacy 9

Enduring understandings: Fosters independent self-directed learning Caters for multiple learning styles Shift from reliance on textbook Promotion of peer discussion inline with current Project Maths teaching methodologies 10

Student Learning : What we learned about students understanding based on data collected Teaching Strategies: What we noticed about our own teaching 11

Data Collected from the Lesson: 1.Academic e.g. samples of students work 2.Motivation 3.Social Behaviour 12

Student Learning : Teacher has instant insights into student misconceptions, single or group Teacher has insights into student motivation Students display their own knowledge by helping other students 13

What we learned about the way different students understand the content of this topic? 14

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Teaching Strategies: Time Saver Clarification of misconceptions at time of topic, hence minimised problems later on Reduced photocopying Teacher-created tests/quizzes corrected automatically Scope of mathematical assignment/task 17

What effective understanding looks like: 18

Misconceptions/ Knowledge Gap Tool for senior classes as autonomous learners require a certain maturity Sometimes I delayed in responding to queries to allow for peer mentoring Misuse/Overuse of Edmodo, constant questions regarding homework everyday from some students 19

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Recommendations Worthwhile to set up the Library system prior to start of term in conjunction with uploading ad hoc resources. Require all students to post on first night to ensure they know how. Incorporate further use of ICT in maths through presentations, video clips, audio files. Encourage students to research useful resources themselves. 21

Strengths: – Fun – Easy to use – Can get homework during holidays – Useful Websites and links I have found using Edmodo very helpful, especially when doing honours maths, a subject which requires as much outside resources as possible Computing plays a large part in our lives and Edmodo is easy to use and allows us to ask questions at any time of day or night 22

Weaknesses: – Need Internet – App takes a lot of memory of phone – Can get homework during holidays If you go on (the Internet) you get distracted by other things e.g. Facebook If you dont check it you miss out 23

The understandings we gained regarding the Use of Edmodo to Facilitate Teaching and Learning as a result of being involved in Lesson Study: Highlighted the effectiveness of catering to different styles of learning. Students have the facility to safely ask questions on Edmodo directly to teacher or in group. 24

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Increase in student engagement with mathematical activities Insights into level of student motivation Positively affected teacher workload – reduced repetitive tasks/queries Students take ownership over their own learning Students see the Internet to further their own mathematical knowledge 26

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What did I notice about my own teaching? What was difficult? Knowing what my own level of involvement should be. Internet connectivity for students. 28

Was it difficult to facilitate and sustain communication and collaboration during the year? No, the level of student involvement increased as year progressed. The extra time spent outside of the classroom was not time consuming and made the class time more productive. 29

Was it difficult to ask questions to provoke students deep thinking? Time was needed to develop/sources activities, which suited the online environment. Challenging to develop/source higher order questions. 30

How did I engage and sustain students interest and attention during the year? Use of a variety of formats for resources. Scheduling and releasing of resources given in line with topic timeline. 31

How did I assess what students knew and understood during the year? Students posted queries at time of topic. Fostered assessment for learning. Students providing incorrect information to other students in response to a query could be seen. 32

What understandings have I developed regarding teaching strategies for this topic as a result of my involvement in Lesson Study? The benefit of using different formats of resources to ensure maximum student understanding. The benefit of peer, experiential, mobile and problem based learning and how Edmodo facilitates this. 33

What changes would I make in the future, based on what I have learned in my teaching, to address students misconceptions? Further incorporate Edmodo into my pedagogy. 34

Strengths & Weaknesses As a mathematics team how has Lesson Study impacted on the way we work with other colleagues? Facilitates collaboration between colleagues in the mathematics department Brainstorming with maths department on beneficial activities for teaching and learning 35

Strengths & Weaknesses Personally, how has Lesson Study supported my growth as a teacher? It has broadened my knowledge of teaching methodologies and how to cater to different styles of learning. Time to reflect on student understanding 36

Strengths & Weaknesses Recommendations as to how Lesson Study could be integrated into a school context. Incorporate Lesson Study in whole-school planning 37

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