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The Foundation of All Math Learning:
Representations of Early Number Concepts
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Conversation in Mathematics
• Discuss what the child’s misconception was around the use of tools.
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Concrete & Abstract Representations
• Pedagogy
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What are Mathematical Tools?
• Often called manipulatives• “Manipulatives” can be interpreted as something
to play with in your hands whereas “tools” indicate that they are to assist in the learning of a math concept.
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Issues Regarding Tools
• Availability• Knowing how to use them• Management• Free choice or teacher initiated
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Constructing Meaning for Tools
• A tool does not have meaning inherent in it. It must be constructed by the learner.
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Moving From Concrete to Abstract Representations
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Making the Connections
Build Draw Record27 + 4 (3+1)
10
20+10+1=31
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Moving Toward More Efficient Strategies
• Students share their work• Students make connections between different
strategies• Students decide on most efficient strategies • Students try on other students’ strategies
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Emergent:Oral counting and identification of numbers
Matching:Counting- by 1’s, Number relationships- more/less; relating one number to another
Quantifying:Counting - on/backSkip countingNumber Relationships - part/part/whole
Partitioning:Tens and ones -making tens -expanded notation -ten more/less
Factoring:Multiplication & Division
Operating:Multiplication & Division
Operations with fractions
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Emergent Phase
• Numbers Signify quantity• Rote Count to 10 with words in order• Identify by sight 1-5 objects• Beginning to write numerals• Know more/less/same and that a change will
result in either bigger or smaller (but not by how much)
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Counting in the Matching Phase
What we look for when assessing/observing1-1 correspondencehow they keep track?do they remember a quantity thatthey counted?can they pull out a quantity that you ask?cardinality principledirect modeling
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Student Interview
• We will assess the counting skills of two kindergarten students.
• Identify each of the student’s strengths• What is the number range that each student
should be working in?
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Counting in the Quantifying phase
Counting on, counting back
Counting in groups
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Number Relationships in the Matching Phase
• More / less-
one more / one less
• Relating one number to another
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Number Relationships in the Quantifying Phase
• Part-Part-Whole (“There are numbers within numbers”)-
grab bag subtraction
- building 2 color trains
- snap it
- the tub game
• Number relationships (doubles/doubles plus one)