logging in or signing up Incorporating life skills into middle school math curriculum aSGuest114592 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 60 Category: Education License: Some Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: September 19, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Incorporating life skills into middle school math curriculum: Incorporating life skills into middle school math curriculum CI484 Major Project Anita GorskiIntroduction: Introduction This learning module: Is designed to improve students’ ability to use math concepts in everyday functions such as cooking and shopping Is a companion to in-class activities Is youth-friendly and easy to follow Is designed to encourage students to work independently, collaboratively, and at home to improve their skillsIntroduction: Introduction Learner views a short clip from “The Cosby Show”Introduction continued: Introduction continued Learning objectives Timetable Target audience Explanation of pre-testShow what you Know: Show what you Know Pre-test is an extension of the introduction and is comprised of several different types of questions that give i mmediate feedbackUnit 1: Unit 1 Begins with an absorb activity watching a video about baking using fractions A second optional absorb-type video activity is also included on this pageCookies for a Crowd: Cookies for a Crowd Learner is introduced to the learning objective and finds an embedded website featuring the recipe for Nestle Toll House CookiesHow Much is Needed: How Much is Needed Learner completes do activity which requires manual fraction calculationsDouble (batch) Check: Double (batch) Check Measure It Bake those cookies Learner completes connect activity using job aids to double check their measurements A second do activity is incorporated to give students reinforcement of their measurementsUnit 2 – Can you afford it?: Unit 2 – Can you afford it? What the heck is the total sales price? Instructor demonstrates how to calculate total sales price, learner can review embedded video and website for additional supportShop til you drop! Well, sort of…: Shop til you drop! Well, sort of… Let’s Go Shopping Learner participates in online shopping simulation completing embedded table and keeping track of expenses to ensure that he/she stays within budgetGo Find It: Go Find It Learner completes online shopping scavenger hunt connect activity to reinforce learningUnit 3 – Tip that Service Provider: Unit 3 – Tip that Service Provider Learner completes reading absorb activity to learn about proper tipping practices. Information is embedded via LiveBinder created for this module.How was my service?: How was my service? Learner participates in group role-play do activity where everyone is responsible for determining how much tip should be givenThink about it: Think about it Learners connect to the activity by reflecting, discussing and answering a series of questionsShow what you NOW know: Show what you NOW know Now that the module is complete, learners take a post-test to see what they have learned Questions appear in a variety of formats including multiple choice, fill in, and true false. Immediate feedback is given.Digging a little deeper: Digging a little deeper As an extension of the learning module, the learner has the option of continuing his education using these additional resources Books available from various retail locations with links to Amazon provided RSS Feed providing links to math-based resources Dr. Math discussion board for on-demand help with math problemsSurvey Says…: Survey Says… To continually improve the quality of the module, the learner is asked to complete an embedded online survey which is written in language appropriate for this user age groupReferences and about the creator: References and about the creator The final 2 screens provide information about resources And the creator of the module You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Incorporating life skills into middle school math curriculum aSGuest114592 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 60 Category: Education License: Some Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: September 19, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Incorporating life skills into middle school math curriculum: Incorporating life skills into middle school math curriculum CI484 Major Project Anita GorskiIntroduction: Introduction This learning module: Is designed to improve students’ ability to use math concepts in everyday functions such as cooking and shopping Is a companion to in-class activities Is youth-friendly and easy to follow Is designed to encourage students to work independently, collaboratively, and at home to improve their skillsIntroduction: Introduction Learner views a short clip from “The Cosby Show”Introduction continued: Introduction continued Learning objectives Timetable Target audience Explanation of pre-testShow what you Know: Show what you Know Pre-test is an extension of the introduction and is comprised of several different types of questions that give i mmediate feedbackUnit 1: Unit 1 Begins with an absorb activity watching a video about baking using fractions A second optional absorb-type video activity is also included on this pageCookies for a Crowd: Cookies for a Crowd Learner is introduced to the learning objective and finds an embedded website featuring the recipe for Nestle Toll House CookiesHow Much is Needed: How Much is Needed Learner completes do activity which requires manual fraction calculationsDouble (batch) Check: Double (batch) Check Measure It Bake those cookies Learner completes connect activity using job aids to double check their measurements A second do activity is incorporated to give students reinforcement of their measurementsUnit 2 – Can you afford it?: Unit 2 – Can you afford it? What the heck is the total sales price? Instructor demonstrates how to calculate total sales price, learner can review embedded video and website for additional supportShop til you drop! Well, sort of…: Shop til you drop! Well, sort of… Let’s Go Shopping Learner participates in online shopping simulation completing embedded table and keeping track of expenses to ensure that he/she stays within budgetGo Find It: Go Find It Learner completes online shopping scavenger hunt connect activity to reinforce learningUnit 3 – Tip that Service Provider: Unit 3 – Tip that Service Provider Learner completes reading absorb activity to learn about proper tipping practices. Information is embedded via LiveBinder created for this module.How was my service?: How was my service? Learner participates in group role-play do activity where everyone is responsible for determining how much tip should be givenThink about it: Think about it Learners connect to the activity by reflecting, discussing and answering a series of questionsShow what you NOW know: Show what you NOW know Now that the module is complete, learners take a post-test to see what they have learned Questions appear in a variety of formats including multiple choice, fill in, and true false. Immediate feedback is given.Digging a little deeper: Digging a little deeper As an extension of the learning module, the learner has the option of continuing his education using these additional resources Books available from various retail locations with links to Amazon provided RSS Feed providing links to math-based resources Dr. Math discussion board for on-demand help with math problemsSurvey Says…: Survey Says… To continually improve the quality of the module, the learner is asked to complete an embedded online survey which is written in language appropriate for this user age groupReferences and about the creator: References and about the creator The final 2 screens provide information about resources And the creator of the module