كتاب دليل المعلم 1 Reveal Volume الرياضيات للصف الخامس منهج انجليزي الفصل الثالث 2021 2022
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In developing Reveal Math, we had a clear visim for elementary math instruction It was invtant that the we developed key findings from recent research on best practices in math instruction. It was also important that the reflect an emphasis on building students' and emotional as well ensuring their growth
We also thought extensively your needs teaching math and ymjr for a high-quality math curriculum. It was irtwtant to us that the provide flexibility in instructional and implementation to meet the of instructional settings and the range of learners
We were purposeful the organization of concepts and the and sequence to make sure students build deep conceptual understanding and develop proficiency with essential concepts and skills
We are confident that Reveal Math incorporates all these
The less -M rncxiel offers two instructional optims for lesson: a guided exploration that is teacher -guided and an activity -based exploration that has students exploring concepts through small group activities and drawing generdizations and understanding frorn the activities
The lesson incorwates an initial sense making activity that builds students' proficiency with problem solving. By focusing systematically on sense -making. students develop and refine not just their observatim and questioning skills, but the foundation for
Both instructional options focus on fostering mathematical language and rich mathematical discourse by including probing questims md prmpts
The Math is... unit builds agency for mathematics. Students consider their strengths in mathematics, the thinking habits of proficient "dærs of mathematics,- and the classrwn norms that are to a learning environment
The and sequence reflects the recommended by leading mathematicians and mathematics educators. It emphasizes developing deep understanding of the grade - level concepts and fluency with skills, while also providing rich opportunities to apply concegs to solve problerns
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Effective Teaching Practices
Ambitious Teaching
In 2014. the National Council for Teachers of Mathematics Principks to Actøns: Ensuriry Mathernatkal Success for AN, a puNication to teachers in implementing -ambitious teach an approach to teaching that views students as abe to engage in the and encourages and val æs thinking and To implement arnbitious teaching," the authors of Principles to A&ns offer eight teachülg practices
practices are in the goals of helping students devel sense- making, tinking. and reasonmg skills Each unit ll highligmt one of eight teaching practices, pro"ng an ovewiew of what the practice means and mw it helps to contribute to studems • success in learning mathema tics
Math Practices and Processes
Promoting students' sense-making, thinking, and rea In unit, Lessons 1-2 through 1-5 students' learning on the mathematical habits of rnind that are integral to proficiency in mathematks- Each lesson mases on two hat*ts of mind
Lesson 1-2 — Moth Is Expbrirv ond Thinkirv: Students are with the Oinking hts that can help ttwn make sense of a problem analyze and unknowns. think through a solution strategy. and consider to persevering when they run into in tie Students also corsider the meaning of quantifies and the relationship among the quantities and values in a problem
Lesson 1-3 — Is In My World Students expWe real -world enomena and lmk to model these phenomena using the mathematics they knvw- Students cmsider the different twls they know that they can
use to the mathematics and make decisions arwnd the appropriate twl the problem
Social and Emotional Learning
Build Student Agency
This unit students to the Math Mindset feature of the This feature is designed to build agency by masing on students' s«ial and emotimal leaning, spifically the fivethat make up the framework established by the Cd fM Acadernic, and Emotional Learnilg (CASEL). The five are Self - awareness: Students learn to their emotions and their influence on their behaviors- Students learn to ther emotions, and effectively in different sittions
awareness : Students develop of and empathy fM others from different backgrounds cdtures
Relationship SWs: Students leam to establish and matltain healthy relatiomtips with students from ifferent backgrounds and cultures -
Numoer Routines
Build Fluency
The number routines found at the of each lesson help students build number sense- They al so help students the thinking habits of mind that are important for doers of math
Math Pictures
Build estimating and visual discrimination skills
Overview : Students examine an interesting and answer a question atmjt it
Lesson 1-1: Students are presented with an of people riding in gondolas They to the prompt, -What can describe the picture
Lesson 1-2: Students are shown some plastic ducks, most of which are yellow and one is purple and to the prompt, "What fractions can you use to describe picture
Sense- Making Routines
Notice & Wonder (Lessons M. 1-2, 1-3.1-5, 1-6)
In Lesson I-I. students notice a nd wonder a reflecting. For Lesson 1-2, students notice and wonder about two stacks of coils (one of quarters and one of dimes). each about the same height Students may wmder mich stack has the greater value. In Lesson 1- 3, students notice the of squares of each color in two 4 x 4 grids. They may wonder about the part of the whole that each coW represents
The for Lesson 1-5 shows a sunfower. Students may notice the pattern and wmder whether there is a rule that can define pattern- In Lesson 1-6, students wonder what students are working on and how they work together
Math Language Routines
The Mathematical Language Rwtines used in this unit give teachers a structured. yet adaptable for amplifying and developing and academic language. These routines can also be used as formative assessment Wttnites as students develop proficiency in English and mathematical language. They can tk used in ways that support real -time -. and self-assessment. more informati on the Math Language Rotiines. see
Dr Raj Shah
Dr. Raj Shah has always had an affinity for math. Powered by his love of math, he eamed a Ph.D. in Physics in 1999, which led to a career in R&D at Intel. In 2008, he left his and founded Math Plus Academy, an after-school STEM enrichment program for students ages 5 -14. Hismission is to introduce students and adults to the wonders of mathematics. Dr- Shah also contributes his time to Math Teacher Circles, the Julia Robinson Math Festival, and is a fmnding member of The Gobal Math Project He believes that everyone can enjoy math, develop strong number sense, and tcome a perseverant prlem solver