Good questions for math teaching : why ask them and what to ask, K-6 / Peter Sullivan, Pat Lilburn.
Material type:
- 0941355519 (acid-free paper)
- Math teaching
- Open-ended math activities
- P 372.7 SUL /I 21
- QA135.6 .S85 2002
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Ortaokul Kütüphanesi / Middle School Library | Öğretmen Kaynakları / Teacher Resources (MS) | P 372.7 SUL /I (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | T 64169 |
Originally published: Open-ended math activities. Australia : Oxford University Press, c1997.
Identifies the three main features of good, or open-ended questions for teaching math to students in kindergarten through sixth grade, offers suggestions to teachers on how to create good questions, and includes a selection of good questions to use in lessons on numbers, measurement, space, and chance and data.
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