EDSE 2700E Middle and Secondary School Mathematics: Teaching Developmentally Dr. Shana Elizabeth Henry 26 th of February 2015.

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EDSE 2700E Middle and Secondary School Mathematics: Teaching Developmentally Dr. Shana Elizabeth Henry 26 th of February 2015

ActivityMinutesTime 1 Reflection of Last Class 5 min7:30 – 7:35 2 Articles, Discussion Questions 25 min7:35 – 8:00 3 Activity w/ Summary 60 min8:00 – 9:00 4 Review Info for next week20 min9:00 – 9:20 EDSE 2700E Middle and Secondary School Mathematics: Teaching Developmentally Dr. Shana Elizabeth Henry 26 th of February 2015

Weekly Topic: Proportional Reasoning Feb. 19 th, 2015

Week 4: Algebraic Thinking: Generalizations, Patterns, & Functions

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Soares, Blanton, and Kaput (2006) describe how to “algebraify” the elementary curriculum. What do you think? p. 284 Five different representations of a function. For any given function, students should see that all these representations are connected and illustrate the same relationship. What do you think? p. 284

Week 4: Algebraic Thinking: Generalizations, Patterns, & Functions

Warm Up

 What model best represents the fare increases of the NYC subway?

mobiles

Hybrid Course Timeframe: 30 minutes per task Task: Create online a portfolio of mathematical tasks that use manipulatives to engage students in their mathematical development. Deadline: Post the link to your online portfolio by the beginning of class, May 15 th, Gallery Walk: May 15 th, 2015

Minimum Requirements a)Image of manipulative b)Mathematical task c)Appropriate grade range d)Topic(s) that the task develops e)Solution f)Cite your source(s)

Review Info for next week