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chapter 12

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

chapter 12

developing strategies for addition + Subtraction
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should be flexible

the most appropriate method of computation
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computational flexibility

is important for math literacy
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direct modeling

use of manipulatives or drawings 

student invented strategies

not the standard algorithm or counting
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student strategies

vs. standard algorithms

student strategies are

number oriented rather than digit oriented
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student strategies are

left-handed rather than right-handed
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student strategies

flexible vs. "one right way"
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benefits of

student-invented strategies

fewer errors

less re-teaching

develop number sense

basis for mental

COMPUTATION + estimation

flexible = faster

invention is an important

part of "doing mathematics"

teaching standard algorithms

"let's understand why this works!"
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student invented strategies

are not spontaneously invented
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creating an environment

for inventing strategies