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6th Grade |
Number
Sense Emphasis: the + - x Problem
Solving of rational numbers: Extension units in geometry, statistics probability and integers |
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7th Grade |
Review of decimals, patterns and number sense, fractions, ratio, proportion and percents for mastery. Number sense emphasis: + - x of integers using direct instruction, visual math, and edunetics. Problem
Solving of rational numbers and integers: Extension units in functions and graphs (algebra), geometry, squares and square roots, statistics, and probability. |
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8th Grade |
Quick Review of real numbers (rationals and integers. Direct Instruction in: Algebraic Sense, Measurement,Geometric Sense, Probability, and Statistics. Problem Solving is the big emphasis: critical/creative thinking days through group tasks and group presentations; teaching problem solving strategies; journals. Extension units may cover: volume of pyramids and cones; tangent, sine and cosine ratios. |


Mathematical
Knowledge Knows the math processes to use
and uses them correctly to get answer. To get a 4 To get a 3 To get a 2 To get a 1 Strategic
Knowledge Knows what strategies to choose
and uses them to solve the problem correctly. To get a 4 To get a 3 To get a 2 To get a 1 Communication Writes a clear and thorough
explanation for the solution process. To get a 4 To get a 3 To get a 2 To get a 1
shows a complete
understanding ofthe math concept.
labels
the answer correctly
gets
the right answer
shows nearly a
complete understanding of the math concept
labels
the answer correctly
gets
the right answer
shows some
understanding of the math concept
may
contain a major error
limited
understanding
contains
a major error
identifies all the
critical parts of the problem.
uses
strategies correctly to solve the problem.
identifies most of
the important parts of the problem.
uses
an appropriate strategy
identifies some of
the important parts of the problem.
gives
some evidence of a solution process.
fails to identify
important parts
gives
little evidence of a solution.
gives a complete
written explanation.
tells
what was done and why it was done.
gives nearly a
complete explanation.
tells
most of what is done.
gives some
explanation
tells
some of what is done.
gives little
explanation.
tells
little of what is done.