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  • Be Your Child’s Coach

    Mathematics Workshop for

    P5 Parents

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    Purpose . Pupils . ExPerience . Professional Development . Partnership. 2

    Together we

    succeed

    Parents

    TeachersPupils

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    Objectives of Workshop

    a.To understand the challenges face by parents in coaching their child in Mathematics

    b.To apply appropriate strategies in the teaching of problem solving

    c. Approach - Experiential Learning

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    Parents as Co-Educators

    ♦ Importance of parent’s role in theeducation of the child

    ♦ Parents do not have to be teachers but they can be a coach

    ♦ Parents need to have a scope of some understanding of the topics or concepts at hand which is sufficient to get them started on coaching their children

    4

  • Strategies For Parents In Coaching

    Do make it fun

    Confidence

    Curiosity

    Courage

    Do not punish your

    child

    Do provide problems according to their existing knowledge

    Do translate it into something

    they can understand

    Reinforcement

    Focus on the child’s progress or

    mathematical ability

    5

  • 4 Basic Steps to Problem Solving

    Search (look for clues)

    Explore (think about a plan)

    Action (carry out the plan)

    Look Back (check)

  • Understanding the problem

    Think of a plan (choose a heuristic)

    Carry out the plan

    Needs modification/a new plan?

    Is the answer reasonable?

    Checking

    No

    Yes

    No

    Yes

    Look Back (Reflection)

    Look Back (Reflection)

    - Improving on the method used.

    - Seeking alternative solutions.

    - Extending the method to other problems

    A Model for Problem Solving

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    Problem Solving Strategies

    Thinking Skills Heuristics

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    Heuristics•Act it out•Restate the problem in another way•Use a diagram/model•Use tabulation•Make a systematic list•Look for pattern(s)•Work backwards•Use before-after concept•Use open sentence•Make a supposition•Simplify the problem•Solve part of a problem

    Thinking Skills•Classifying•Comparing•Sequencing•Analysing parts and whole•Identifying patterns and relationship•Induction•Deduction•Spatial Visualisation

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    Ali has $96 less than Ben.

    Chitra has $302 more than the total

    amount that Ali and Ben have.

    Chitra has $623 more than Ali.

    How much money does Chitra have ?

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    1 unit= 623 -96-302

    = 225

    Chitra :

    Ali :

    Ben : 96

    96 302

    623

    ?

    Chitra ---- 225 + 623

    = 848

    Chitra has $848.

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    Ali, Bala and Calvin shared a sum of money.

    Ali had $350 more than Bala.

    Calvin had three times as much money as

    Ali and Bala had.

    If they had $4 840 altogether, how much

    more money had Calvin than Ali?

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    350 350 350

    4 840

    B :

    350A :

    C :

    ?8 units ---- 4 840 – (350 x 4)

    = 3 440

    1 unit ------- 430

    More ---- 430 x 5 + 700

    =2 850

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    Mr Leo had 1 200 more stamps than

    Jane.

    When Jane gave 400 stamps to him, he

    had five times as many stamps as Jane.

    How many stamps did Mr Leo have at

    first ?

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    1200

    4 units ----- 400 + 1200 + 400

    = 2 000

    1 unit ------ 2000 ÷ 4 = 500

    Mr Leo ---- 500 x 5 – 400

    = 2 100

    Leo:

    Jane: 400

    400

    AfterMethod 1

    4 units

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    400

    400

    1 200

    1 unit

    1 unit 4 units

    4 units = 400 + 1200 + 400

    = 2 000

    1 unit = 500

    Mr Leo ---- (500 x 5) – 400

    = 2 100

    L:

    J:

    Method 2Before

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    John had $95 more than Jane.

    John spent $15 and Jane received $8 from

    her mother.

    Then John had 4 times as much money

    as Jane.

    How much did John have at first?

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    95

    3 units = 95 – 8 – 15

    = 72

    1 unit = 72 ÷ 3= 24

    John at first ---- 24 x 4 + 15

    = 111

    John:

    Jane: 8

    15

    AfterMethod 1

    8

    3 units

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    Before:

    John:

    Jane :

    After:

    John:

    8

    15

    953 units = 95-15-32

    = 48

    Jane:

    8 8 8 8

    1 unit = 16John– 16+95

    = 111

    95

    1 unit

    3 units

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    Ken had 4 times as many marbles as

    David.

    After David bought 24 marbles and

    Ken gave 60 of his marbles to his

    sister, both boys had an equal number

    of marbles.

    How many marbles did David have in

    the end?

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    End

    David:

    Ken :

    At first

    David:

    Ken :

    24

    60

    1u

    241u

    3u

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    3 units = 24+60 1 unit = 28=84 David--- 28+24=52

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    Jane had 5 times as many stamps as

    Ken at first.

    After Ken bought 24 more stamps and

    received 64 stamps from Jane, both

    of them had the same number of

    stamps in the end.

    How many stamps did Ken have at

    first?

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    End

    Jane:

    Ken :

    At first

    Jane:

    Ken : 24

    64

    641u

    1u

    4u

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    4 units = 24+64+64= 152

    Ken--- 152÷4 =38

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    Mrs Lim made 300 tarts.

    She sold 3

    4of them and gave

    1

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    remainder to her neighbour.

    How many tarts had she left?

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    300

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    3 big units = 300 ÷ 4= 75

    1 small unit = 75÷3 = 25

    2 small units = 25 x 2=50

    She had 50 tarts left

    Method 1a

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    300

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    left

    12 units = 3001 unit = 300 ÷ 12

    = 252 units = 25 x 2

    =50

    She had 50 tarts left

    Method 1b

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    1

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    Left ----- 300 ÷6 =50

    She had 50 tarts left

    Branching

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    Mavis spent 1

    4of her money on a book

    and 2

    5of the remainder on food.

    She had $9 left.

    How much did she have at first?

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    book

    $9

    ?

    food

    3 small units = 91 small unit = 9÷3

    = 35 small units = 3 x 5

    =15

    3 big units = 151 big unit = 15÷3

    = 54 big units = 4 x 5

    =20

    She had $20 at first.

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    money

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    book left

    3

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    20

    2

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    49

    20

    food Left-$9

    Branching

    9

    20---- 9

    15

    20---- 15

    3

    4----- 15 Money---- 15÷3 x 4 =20

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    Mrs Lee bought some oranges.

    She used half of them plus 2 to make some juice.

    She then used half of the remainder plus 1 more to make jam.

    She gave half of what is left plus 4 more to her sister and had 5 oranges left.

    Find the number of oranges Mrs Lee bought.

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    juice

    2

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    1

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    5 oranges left

    4

    ?

    1 unit – 9 (green)

    2 units – 18

    1 unit – 19 (blue)

    2 units – 38

    1 unit – 40 (pink)

    2 units – 80

    Mrs Lee bought 80 oranges.

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    In a Mathematics test, there are 50 multiple-

    choice questions.

    4 marks are awarded for each correct answer and

    2 marks are deducted for each incorrect answer.

    Emily answered all 50 questions and she scored a

    total of 92 points.

    How many questions did she answer correctly ?

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    Correct Wrong Total marks

    Check

    25 x 4 =100 25 x 2 = 50 100-50=50

    30 x 4 =120 20 x 2 =40 120-40=80

    32 x 4 =128 18 x 2 =36 128-36 =92

    She answered 32 questions correctly.

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    Maximum marks if all questions answered correctly --- 50 x 4

    = 200

    Marks lost ---------- 200 -92

    =108

    1 wrong answer, marks lost ------- 4 + 2

    = 6

    No. of wrong questions ---------- 108 ÷ 6

    =18

    No. of correct questions ---------- 50 – 18

    =32

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