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This document provides an overview and agenda for a math evening for parents. It includes: 1. The purpose is to raise awareness of how teachers teach math and how children learn math, and ways for parents to support math learning at home. 2. It discusses attitudes towards math, how children learn at different paces, and the key strands of the New Zealand math curriculum - number, algebra, geometry, measurement, and statistics. 3. Suggestions are provided on how parents can support children's math learning, including encouraging questioning, risk-taking, and problem-solving in a playful way using games, cooking, and digital tools.
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Children are naturally attracted to new and creative things, they get easily engaged in fun activities. Hence the way of introducing anything to children matters a lot. Children find colors and characters attractive and are curious to know them and so teaching with the help of colors and character is more effective then teaching it straight.
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Maths Evening
- 1. „A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step‟ Lao-tzu Chinese Philosopher (604BC – 531BC) Welcome to… Maths Evening
- 2. The purpose of the evening… 2. Ways for parents to support maths learning at home and out in the big wide world. 1. To raise awareness of how teachers teach maths and how children learn maths.
- 3. Were you positive about maths at school? Are you positive about using maths now? What are the implications of our attitudes to maths for our children? Think about your maths background as a parent…
- 4. Children are like “Popcorn” They all pop at different times!
- 5. The strands of the New Zealand Mathematics Curriculum. 1. Number and Algebra. 2. Geometry and Measurement. 3. Statistics.
- 6. Number and Algebra. Number – Knowledge. 2+2 (basic facts). 10 more than 32 Strategies. How to work a problem out. Round and compensate. Most of scheduled maths time is spent on this strand.
- 7. Geometry: Shapes, symmetry, direction, translation, enlargement… Measurement: Time, money, length, distance , speed…
- 8. Statistics: Gathering and comparing data, tally charts, graphs, probability, talking about results…
- 9. Stages in Numeracy: Examples of thinking at each stage for addition / subtraction
- 20. Being actively involved. Question… How? What? Where? When? Who? Why? Which? What makes you think that? How do you know?
- 21. It’s not about the destination (i.e. the answer) …the journey is highly valued! Two key questions to ask your children… Explain how you got that answer ? Is there another way you could work it out?
- 22. Teachers: Maths is all around us! Be the detective and find the pattern – crack the code! Facilitate and support children to put on their mathematical lenses. Integrate. Time for FUN!
- 23. Support children to ‘Have a Go’. *Believe they can be successful in maths *Think and question. (numbers) *Be prepared to take risks *Be problem solvers * Be positive about things mathematical * Be estimators
- 24. Financial Literacy The shopping game Car cricket Dice games Board Games Kitchen cooking
- 25. Digital Learning Tools - Internet. - Mathletics (achievements monitored) – School funded - Sharing learning (wikispaces) - Devices – tablets, ipads etc targeted apps - www.tahunaschool.school.nz
- 27. Resources to support your child at home Key feature to look out for: Based on the New Zealand Curriculum
- 28. Thanks everyone!