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Incorporating Discovery in Developmental Mathematics
George Woodbury College of the Sequoias – Visalia, CA
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Cycles of Learning Discover Engage Reflect
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Discover
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Discover Can Developmental Math students really discover this material? I’m not looking for my students to discover independently. I do want my students to participate in the discovery.
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Discover As I teach I try to lead the discovery. Involve students
Collaborate, not dictate Help students to develop that “little voice”
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Discovery The Reversal
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Multiply
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Multiply
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What did I multiply to get an answer of
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After covering … Ask …
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Graphing Square Root Functions
After covering … Graphing Square Root Functions Ask … Here’s a graph. What’s the function?
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Solving Quadratic Equations By Factoring
After covering … Solving Quadratic Equations By Factoring Ask … Here’s a solution set. What’s the equation?
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After covering … Your Turn Ask …
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“Wolfram|Alpha” Style
Discovery “Wolfram|Alpha” Style
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Problem: Simplify Answer:
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Problem: Simplify Answer:
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Problem: Simplify Answer:
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Problem: Your Turn Answer:
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Properties of Graphs Desmos.com Graphing Parabolas
Discovery Properties of Graphs Desmos.com Graphing Parabolas
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Properties of Graphs Desmos.com Translations (h & k)
Discovery Properties of Graphs Desmos.com Translations (h & k)
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Flipping the Classroom Simplifying Radical Expressions
Discovery Flipping the Classroom Simplifying Radical Expressions
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Flipping the Classroom Graphing Absolute Value Functions
Discovery Flipping the Classroom Graphing Absolute Value Functions
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Summary
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True Learning I believe that true learning only occurs when students are allowed to participate in the discovery of procedures and problem solving strategies, rather than being handed a recipe of steps to follow.
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Cycles of Learning Discover Engage Reflect
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