1. 1 Math CAMPPP 2011 Double Click to Edit

2. teaching toward proportional reasoning plenary 3

4. 2.5/3.5 Is it between 2/3 and 3/4? Notice that 2/3 is between 1/2 and 3/4.

7. what to teach? inspired by an idea

8. video “Dan Meyer” type problem

10. what problem? what ideas? why valuable?

11. start here instead?

12. instincts choose one expectation on handout. discuss current focus; likely assessment

13. what matters? Grade 2 expectation: Estimate, count, and represent (using the ¢ symbol) the value of a collection of coins with a maximum value of one dollar.

14. big idea Numbers are compared in many ways.

15. lesson goal Students will be able to determine how to represent a cent amount using only one type of coin.

16. consolidating question 8 nickels more or fewer dimes? why? how many? how do you know?

17. what would a great answer look like? (success criteria) students co-constructing criteria for a good answer where would they focus?

18. hopefully.. relationship to skip counting by 5s fewer dimes since worth more idea of 2:1 trade

19. more open? Choose two different amount you could show with eithr only nickels or only dimes. compare numbers of nickels and dimes always?

20. attend to.. quality of mathematical thinking vs how many responses, organization, etc.

21. what matters? Grade 4 expectation: Demonstrate an understanding of simple multiplicative relatioships involving unit rates, through investigation using concrete materials

22. related big idea Classifying numbers provides information about characteristics of the numbers in the relationship.

23. lesson goal Students will recognize what costs are possible or impossible based on a particular unit rate.

24. consolidating question school picnic several prices over $100 she could have spent and several she could not have spent and how you know. $4

25. what would a great answer look like? (success criteria) students co-constructing criteria for a good answer where would they focus?

26. some values in each category with focus on justification why not two consecutive numbers why no numbers not four apart hopefully....

27. odd numbers not possible and why takes a known multiple of 4 and keeps adding 4 to it

28. two insights or questions to ask for later. to this point...

29. what matters? Grade 6 expectation: Solve problems that arise from real-life situations and that relate to the magnitude of whole numbers up to 1 000 000

30. big idea There are many equivalent representations for a numerical relationship. Each one may be useful in a different circumstance.

31. lesson goal Students will recognize that changing the form of a relationship using proportional thinking can be useful to solving a problem.

32. consolidating question about how long for a 1200 kB file? other useful equivalent rates? Downloaded 3200 kB in 4 sec.

33. what would students value? what would a great answer look like?

34. focus on the conceptual why new description is equivalent

35. why new description is useful

36. – activity to get to consolidation

37. Grade 9 expectation: Solve problems involving ratios, rates, and directly proportional relationships in various contexts using a variety of methods what matters?

38. big idea There are many equivalent representations for a numerical relationship. Each may be more useful in a particular situation.

39. lesson goal Students will recognize that determining correct distances on a scale diagram or real distances from a scale diagram involves creating equivalents to the scale ratio or rate

40. consolidating question two places on diagram 12 cm apart; 6 m apart for real. someone says enough info to know about any two locations on map Agree or disagree? Explain why. AB

41. everywhere: an equivalent rate (6m /12 cm) or ratio (600:12) would explain how to get it.

42. would justify why can’t have a different ratio in one part of the diagram as another

43. choosing consolidation questions

44. use your consolidation develop activity to get to there

45. points from earlier any changes? ideas? concerns? at this point...