Content and teaching strategies
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- AN INVITATION TO DO MATHEMATICS
- HOW DO STUDENTS LEARN MATHEMATICS?
- WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE MATHEMATICALLY PROFICIENT?
- NUMBERS BEYOND 1000
- ORAL AND WRITTEN NAMES FOR NUMBERS
- PATTERNS AND RELATIONSHIPS WITH MULTI-DIGIT NUMBER
- DEVELOPING BASE-TEN CONCEPTS
- THREE TYPES OF COMPUTATIONAL STRATEGIES
- DEVELOPMENT OF INVENTED STRATEGIES
- DEVELOPMENT OF INVENTED STRATEGIES FOR ADDITION
- STANDARD ALGORITHMS FOR ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION
- INTRODUCING COMPUTATIONAL ESTIMATION
- MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION PROBLEM STRUCTURE
- TEACHING MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION
- ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION PROBLEM STRUCTURES
- TEACHING ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION
- STUDENT-INVENTED STRATEGIES FOR MULTIPLICATION
- STUDENT-INVENTED STRATEGIES FOR DIVISION
- STANDARD ALGORITHM FOR DIVISION
- ASPECTS OF ALGEBRAIC THINKING
- STUDY OF PATTERNS AND FUNCTIONS
- MEANINGFUL USE OF SYMBOLS
- MATHEMATICAL MODELLING
- STRUCTURE IN THE NUMBER SYSTEM: PROPERTIES
- MODELS FOR FRACTIONS
- FEATURES OF WORTHWHILE TASKS
- DEVELOPING CONCEPTS AND PROCEDURES THROUGH TASKS
- EXTENDING THE PLACE-VALUE SYSTEM
- CONNECTING FRACTIONS AND DECIMALS
- DATA ANALYSIS: GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATIONS
- THEORETICAL PROBABILITY AND EXPERIMENTS
- SAMPLE SPACES AND THE PROBABILITY OF COMPOUND EVEN
- MEANINGS OF FRACTIONS
- FRACTIONAL PARTS
- EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS
- COMPARING FRACTIONS
- THE MEANING AND PROCESS OF MEASURING
- AREA
- VOLUME AND CAPACITY
- GEOMETRY GOALS FOR STUDENTS
- TRANSFORMATIONS
- LOCATION
- visualisation
- DEVELOPING GEOMETRIC THINKING
- SHAPES AND PROPERTIES
- PROCESS FOR PREPARING A LESSON
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