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Page 1: Math in the PYP

March 27th, 2014

Presented by David Gerber and Megan Brazil

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Does GWA-Dubai have a Math curriculum?

Why don’t our kids work on Math?

Is GWA math’s programme as rigorous as other math programmes?

Is my child going to manage if I move them to another school system?

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Our goals for Math in the PYP is for student to understand that math is:

1. A vehicle to support inquiry

2. A global language through which we make sense of the world

3. A way of thinking, as opposed to seeing it as a series of facts and equations to be memorized.

4. A tool for describing, analyzing and solving problems in our world

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Our curriculum is referred to as our Math Scope & Sequence document.

A variety of textbooks and resources help teachers to plan, teach and assess against outcomes from the Scope & Sequence document.

The PYP emphasizes that teachers use a range and balance of teaching strategies, resources and assessment tools to create engaging, relevant and meaningful learning experiences for students.

MAP testing is our external validation

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Assessment

Understanding a child’s math level

Targeted Learning

Reflection

Assessment

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PYP Scope and Sequence, Australian, British and US math curricula

Triangulated with supporting resources Growing with Maths

Investigations

Everyday Maths

Abacus Maths

Scott Foresman Maths

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Whole group conceptual focus (Example: What is the difference?)

Small group focused instruction (Example: Connected to the conceptual understanding) Small group independent practice/consolidation (with

one group working with the teacher)

Feedback throughout that enables students to make adjustments to their learning

Informal assessment – observations, notes, student self-reflection at the end of lesson

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Student goals

Interactive walls

Portfolio additions

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How much have they learned

Formal

Informal

Triangulating with External Assessments Measure of Academic Progress (MAP®)

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Total International School Assessments-422,895

248 schools located in 94 countries

Mathematics-140,674 students tested

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MAP results

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