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9780138760793

Teaching Mathematics for the 21st Century : Methods and Activities for Grades 6-12

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    9780138760793

  • ISBN10:

    0138760799

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-09-01
  • Publisher: Pearson (Manual)
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Summary

For courses in Mathematics Methods for the Secondary School. This is the first middle and secondary math methods text to focus on reform and the national standards. It prepares teachers for the challenge of assisting all students in reaching the highest level of mathematics according to their interest and realistic ambitions. It also provides contemporary methods of teaching mathematics-which facilitates successful instruction-with a strong understanding of the philosophy and psychology behind sound practices. Coverage includes methodology, curriculum materials, and use of technology, accompanied by many practical suggestions for implementation.

Table of Contents

PART I Prior to Entering The Classroom 1(204)
History and Introduction to Reform
3(42)
School Mathematics from the 1950s to 1990
4(4)
``New Math''
4(1)
Societal Pressures Toward Increased Equity
5(1)
Student-Centered Classrooms
6(1)
Back to Basics and Beyond
7(1)
The Last Decade of the Millennium
8(2)
Background of the 1990s Standards Movement/Reform Literature
8(2)
Changing Teacher Beliefs and Attitudes
10(1)
Today's Standards-Based Classrooms
10(5)
Research on Typical Secondary Mathematics Classes
10(1)
Reconceptualizing the Nature of Mathematics
11(1)
Applying Research from Cognitive Psychology
12(1)
Incorporating Technology
12(1)
Preparing Students for the Workplace
13(1)
Evaluating Effectiveness
14(1)
Cooperative Learning in Secondary Mathematics
15(15)
Classroom Benefits
15(1)
Considerations for Setting Up Cooperative Groups
15(5)
Teacher Actions during Cooperative Group Activities
20(2)
Some Models of Cooperative Group Lessons
22(7)
Groupwork Follow-Through and Assessment
29(1)
Logic---A Content Area or A Tool?
30(6)
Inductive versus Deductive Reasoning
30(2)
Lewis Carroll's Symbolic Logic
32(4)
Assignments
36(1)
Instructional Resources
36(1)
Additional Activities
36(9)
Learning, Motivation, and Basic Management Skills
45(42)
Learning Theories
45(13)
Behaviorism
46(1)
Social Cognitive Theory
47(2)
Information Processing Theory
49(1)
Constructivism
50(2)
The Game Show
52(6)
Alternative Ways to View Learning
58(2)
Multiple Intelligences
58(1)
Learning Styles
59(1)
Motivation
60(3)
Basic Management Skills
63(7)
Room Arrangement
65(3)
Teacher Expectations of Students
68(1)
Daily Organization
69(1)
Assignments
70(1)
Instructional Resources
71(1)
Additional Activities
71(16)
Concrete to Abstract with Tools, Manipulatives, Computer Programs, and Calculators
87(42)
Manipulatives
88(13)
From Concrete to Abstract with Manipulatives
88(1)
Using Manipulatives
88(2)
Fraction Stacks, Pattern Blocks, Fraction Bars, Fraction Circles, and Cuisenaire Rods
90(4)
Colored Chips, Base-Ten Blocks, Balances, and Algebra Tiles
94(4)
Mirrors, MIRAs, Patty Paper, and Geoboards
98(3)
Computer Software
101(8)
From Concrete to Abstract with Computer Microworlds
103(1)
Software Emulating Manipulatives
103(4)
Dynamical Geometry
107(2)
Calculators
109(6)
Classroom Changes with Technology
113(2)
Assignments
115(1)
Instructional Resources
115(1)
Additional Activities
116(13)
Standards-Based Curricula with Sample Lessons
129(48)
Standards-Based Curricula in Secondary Mathematics
130(2)
Curriculum Development Background
130(1)
Data Analysis in Exemplary Programs
131(1)
Model Middle-School Programs
132(7)
A General Description of the Programs
132(1)
An Unresolved Dilemma
133(1)
Sample Middle-School Instructional Sequences
134(5)
Model Three-Year College Preparatory Programs
139(11)
A General Description of the Programs
139(5)
Sample High-School Instructional Sequences
144(6)
Elements for Success in Teaching Standards-Based Curricula
150(5)
Professional Development
150(1)
Site-Based Joint Planning Time
150(1)
Taking On a Facilitating Teaching Role
150(5)
Flexibility
155(1)
Willingness to Reflect on Teaching Practices and Student Work
155(1)
Using Probeware
155(6)
Assignment
161(1)
Additional Annotated Model Curricula
161(1)
Instructional Resources
162(1)
Additional Activities
162(7)
A Compendium of Data Collecting Activities and Sources
169(8)
Geometry and Algebra Redefined?
177(28)
The Nature of Contemporary Geometry
178(12)
Three-Dimensional Geometry
178(1)
Geometry---More than Euclid
179(6)
Inductive and Deductive Reasoning
185(5)
Noncomputer Tools for Geometric Measurement
190(1)
The Nature of Contemporary Algebra
190(6)
Historic Development of Algebra
190(3)
What is Algebra for All?
193(3)
Assignment
196(1)
Instructional Resources
196(2)
Additional Activities
198(7)
PART II Teaching and Learning in the Classroom 205(238)
Planning Instruction
207(50)
The Broad Contextual Overview
208(3)
Expectations
208(1)
Community and Student Characteristics
209(1)
Resources
210(1)
Long-Range Planning
211(8)
Semester Plan
212(4)
Unit Planning
216(1)
Balance:Pace, Sequence, Depth, Breadth, Skills, and Processes
216(2)
Alternative Schedules: Block Schedules, Teaming, Thematic, and Coring
218(1)
Daily Lesson Planning
219(6)
Example Lesson Plan for University of Chicago Mathematics Project
220(3)
Example Lesson Plan for Interactive Mathematics Project
223(2)
Strategies for Effective Instruction
225(14)
How to Study for Mathematics
225(4)
Explicit Instruction
229(3)
Problem Solving
232(1)
Inquiry-Discovery
232(7)
Assignments
239(1)
Instructional Resources
239(1)
Additional Activities
240(17)
Promoting Communication in the Classroom
257(64)
Worthwhile Tasks
258(1)
Promoting Discourse
258(24)
Establishing a Supportive Learning Environment for Discourse
259(2)
Questioning Techniques for Whole-Group Instruction
261(7)
Questioning Techniques for Small or Cooperative Groups
268(1)
Questioning Techniques for Individual Assistance
269(6)
Listening
275(7)
Communication Through Writing
282(11)
Journals
283(6)
Learning Logs
289(1)
Student-Written Problems
289(1)
Other Interesting Ways to Use the Written Word
290(3)
Discipline---From Control to Community
293(6)
Kounin's Research
293(2)
Community in the Classroom
295(1)
Networking within the School
296(1)
A Personal Discipline System
297(2)
The Art of Teaching
299(6)
Assignments
305(1)
Instructional resources
305(1)
Additional Activities
306(15)
Assessing Individual Student Performance
321(40)
Formative Assessment: Monitoring Student Progress
322(8)
The Role of Homework
322(2)
Gathering and Interpreting Evidence
324(6)
Summative Assessment:Evaluating Student Achievement/Grades
330(18)
Promoting Balance Through Tests
330(1)
Test Design and Construction
330(11)
Grade Determination
341(7)
Assignment
348(1)
Instructional Resources
348(1)
Additional Investigations
348(13)
Equity
361(36)
Tracking
The Study of Schooling
362(2)
Strategies for Detracking
364(4)
Mathematics Reform and Multicultural/Multiethnic Students
368(8)
The QUASAR Project
368(1)
Making Mathematics Meaningful
369(1)
Practicalities
370(3)
More Practicalities
373(3)
Gender Differences
376(2)
Special Education
378(8)
Students with Mild Learning Disabilities
378(5)
High Achievers and Mentally Gifted and Talented Students
383(3)
Assignments
386(1)
Instructional Resources
386(2)
Additional Activities
388(9)
More on Assessment
397(46)
Performance Tasks and Rubric Assessment
400(27)
Performance Tasks
401(8)
Ongoing Projects
409(9)
Investigations
418(1)
Portfolios
419(8)
The Role of External Assessments
427(4)
Standardized Tests
427(1)
Performance Assessment
428(1)
Advanced Placement Tests
429(2)
Assignments
431(1)
Instructional Resources
431(1)
Additional Activities
432(11)
PART III Ongoing Development 443(66)
Communicating with Parents and Community
445(32)
Scheduled School-Based Events
446(13)
Back-to-School Night
446(7)
Open Houses
453(2)
Parent-Teacher Conferences
455(4)
Mathematics Contests and Clubs
459(2)
Mathematics Contests
459(1)
Mathematics Clubs
460(1)
Community-Based Mathematics Activities
461(7)
The Internet:Extending Mathematics to the Cyberworld
468(1)
Assignments
468(1)
Annotated Internet sites for Mathematics Educators or Parents
469(1)
Additional Activities
470(7)
Professional Growth
477(32)
NCTM Professional Standards for Teaching Mathematics
478(1)
Evaluation
478(5)
Evaluation by a Supervisor
479(2)
Reflective Teaching
481(2)
Continuing Professional Development
483(7)
Professional Organizations
483(1)
Participation in Projects, Conferences, and Workshops
484(1)
Two Projects Supporting Reflective Practice
485(5)
The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards
490(1)
High School---Mathematics:Adolescence and Young Adulthood (Students ages 14-18+)
490(1)
Middle School---Mathematics:Early Adolescence (Students Ages II-15+)
491(1)
A Lifelong Learner
491(1)
Master's Degree
491(1)
Principles and Standards for School Mathematics
491(1)
Instructional Resources
492(1)
Additional Activities
492(17)
Notes to the Teacher 509(64)
References 573(14)
Index 587

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