Support for English, maths and ESOL Module 12a: Developing functional mathematics with vocational learners - Handling data.

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Support for English, maths and ESOL Module 12a: Developing functional mathematics with vocational learners - Handling data

Transport to work What form of transport do you normally use to get to work? Group yourselves according to the transport used. Organise the data and use mini-whiteboards to represent it.

What are functional skills? “Functional skills are the fundamental, applied skills in English, mathematics, and information and communication technology (ICT) which help people to gain the most from life, learning and work." (Ofqual criteria for functional skills qualifications)

Aims for the day To introduce participants to the aims and demands of functional mathematics To provide practical ideas and activities for embedding data handling within vocational contexts

Learning outcomes By the end of the session participants will have: Understood the role of process skills within functional mathematics Identified challenges to learners presented by functional mathematics accreditation Identified how data handling skills are used within their vocational area Experienced a variety of data handling activities and identified how they might be adapted for vocational learners Created a functional data handling activity, relevant to vocational learners

RepresentingAnalysingInterpreting Making sense of situations and representing them Processing and using mathematics Interpreting and communicating the results of the analysis A learner can: recognise that a situation has aspects that can be represented using mathematics make an initial model of a situation using suitable forms of representation decide on the methods, operations and tools, inc. ICT, to use in a situation select the mathematical information to use A learner can: use appropriate mathematical procedures examine patterns and relationships change values and assumptions or adjust relationships to see the effects on answers in the model find results and solutions A learner can: interpret results and solutions draw conclusions in light of the situation consider the appropriateness and accuracy of the results and conclusions choose appropriate language and forms of presentation to communicate results and conclusions Process skills

Transport to work Represent How did you make sense of the situation and represent it mathematically? Analyse How did you use maths to find results and solutions? Interpret How did you interpret and communicate the results of the analysis?

Contextualised or functional? Contextualised You need 4 screws to attach 1 shelf to a wall. How many screws do you need for 6 shelves? Functional You need to fit 6 shelves in an area measuring 1m x 1.5m. Explain exactly what materials you need.

Functional skills assessment Discuss the functional skills assessment and note: what sorts of skills, knowledge and understanding are required how the assessment differs from previous numeracy assessments (e.g. key skills and adult numeracy) the difficulties your learners might have with the assessment

Edexcel examiners’ reports Candidates had difficulty with: unfamiliar contexts open-ended or multi stage questions showing working clearly explaining their decisions and assumptions understanding of functional language close reading and identifying key information

Adult numeracy core curriculum

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Data handling carousel A selection of data handling activities are laid out on the tables Working in pairs or small group, try out and discuss the activities Make notes on your handout about how each might be adapted for vocational learners and different levels

Five aspects of data handling Specify the problem Plan Collect data Process and represent Interpret and discuss

Handling data – functionally! Functional data handling activities should be: Purposeful Relevant Challenging Achievable

Learning outcomes By the end of the session participants will have: Understood the role of process skills within functional mathematics Identified challenges to learners presented by functional mathematics accreditation Identified how data handling skills are used within their vocational area Experienced a variety of data handling activities and identified how they might be adapted for vocational learners Created a functional data handling activity, relevant to vocational learners.