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Singapore Math in Hawai'i

This course is in two parts. On the first day we focus on pre-fraction ideas i.e. ideas learnt in the early grades which are important in the learning of fraction as well as basic concept of fractions. We also examine fraction topics typically taught in lower primary levels i.e. grades one to three. On the second day we focus on topics taught in the upper primary levels such as division of fractions.

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Both sets of slides are available here. A related question at another blog.

MAP202a Teaching of Fractions 1

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MAP202b Teaching of Fractions 2

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Hall County Schools

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Day 1

Teaching of Fractions Day 1

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Early Numeracy @ Rotterdam ECM101

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The course is on-going. The materials will be uploaded after the course.

Singapore Math @ Vlissingen

In the lecture I discussed Jerome Bruner in relation to spiral curriculum and the concrete-pictorial-abstract apporach, also Zoltan Dienes on principles of variability and Richard Skemp on conceptual understanding.

Overview of the Singapore Approach: Case of Fractions

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Singapore Math in Holland : Mathematics Teaching for the 21st Century at Bunnik

This is a workshop conducted at Mathematics Teaching for the 21st Century Conference in Bunnik, a town in Holland.

Workshop on Bar Model Method

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This is the keynote lecture delivered at the same conference

Mathematics Teaching for 21st Century

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Singapore Math in Manila Feb 2012

This is the presentation for Early Mathematics and Primary Mathematics.

EdCrisch Primary Mathematics MAP102

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EdCrisch Kindergarten Mathematics

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