Let's talk math encouraging children to explore ideas Pat Lilburn, Pam Rawson.
Detalles de publicación: Portsmouth, NH Heinemann c1994.Descripción: ix, 106 p. ill. 26 cmISBN:- 0435083481
- 372.7/044 20
- QA135.5 .L52 1994
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Let's Talk Math shows elementary teachers how everyday language can be used as an effective tool for describing mathematical experiences. By encouraging students to explore ideas, discuss processes, and reflect upon experiences, teachers can assess the ways students interpret mathematical concepts and identify areas of confusion and inaccuracy.
Part One of Let's Talk Math examines the effectiveness of language in the math classroom and its implications for classroom planning and organization. Part Two outlines forty group activities that encourage students to talk and write mathematically in areas related to number, space, and measurement. Activities are illustrated by examples of students' work and anecdotal references from teachers who have successfully trialled the Let's Talk Math model.
Originally published: Talking maths. South Melbourne, Vic. : Oxford University Press, 1993.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 106).