RESCHEDULED WITH WEDNESDAYS WORKSHOP 3/5: Bar Modeling (K-2)
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Last Date to Register: 1/10/2015 12:01 AM
Last Date to Cancel: 1/10/2015 12:01 AM
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Overview
Bar Modeling is a universal instructional method for mathematics used. This method is part of the Singapore mathematical problem-solving framework, which is dependent on five inter-related components: concepts, skills, processes, attitudes, and metacognition. In this framework, mathematical concepts cover numerical, algebraic, geometrical, statistical, probabilistic, and analytical concepts. Mathematical processes refer to the knowledge skills involved in the process of acquiring and applying mathematical knowledge, including reasoning, communication and connections, thinking skills and heuristics, and applications and modeling. The metacognition refers to the awareness of and the ability to control one’s thinking processes. Last, attitudes refer to the affective aspects of mathematics regarding beliefs, interest, appreciation, confidence and perseverance.
This instructional method scaffolds from grade level to grade level providing students with a consistent tier I or universal level instructional method. Students begin by using part-part-whole in the early grade levels to learn math and continue to use this concept in a comparison model for addition and subtraction, then multiplication and division, fractions, ratio, percentage, and more!
Join us to learn how this process impacts math instruction in Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade, how it supports the common core state standards, tier one of RtI, and will help close achievement gaps and eliminate student misconceptions in mathematics.
Presenter
Amanda J Popovich, CESA 12
Wisconsin State Performance Plan Indicators & Standards Addressed
Wisconsin's State Performance Plan Indicators: 1, 2
Wisconsin Teacher Standards Addressed: 1, 2, 3, 4, 7
Wisconsin Pupil Services Standards Addressed: 1, 3
Wisconsin Administrator Standards Addressed: 1, 2,3
Target Audience
Elementary Math Teachers, Instructional Coaches, Administrators
Early Bird Fee (Includes Textbook) (Before December 30)
$70 CAI Plan A Consortium Member Districts (Bayfield, Drummond, Washburn)
$70 ESEA Consortium Member Districts (Butternut, Chequamegon, Hurley, Mellen)
$90 Non-Consortium School Districts
Registration Fee(Includes Textbook) (After December 30)
$80 CAI Plan A Consortium Member Districts (Bayfield, Drummond, Washburn)
$80 ESEA Consortium Member Districts (Butternut, Chequamgon, Hurley, Mellen)
$100 Non-Consortium School Districts
Registration Deadline
January 6, 2015
Registration fee includes materials, breaks and lunch
Viterbo Spring Credit 2015 Available: EDUC 549-003
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