Playful Math World A Solution to MMAP ED 333A Wuping Lu Edmund Shen Huiping Liao.

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Playful Math World A Solution to MMAP ED 333A Wuping Lu Edmund Shen Huiping Liao

Learning Problems in MMAP  Math teaching opportunities missed  Not covering all math topics  Weren ’ t seeing the connections between the activities and formal mathematics  Real world “ Applications ” not interesting enough  Lacking in-depth mathematical conversations

Learning Problems in General Math Teaching Math is seen as difficult, boring, and irrelevant Students are passive recipients of mathematical knowledge and symbols and not motivated in learning Students cannot apply math principles to the real world problems

Design Objectives Ensure that teachers cover all math topics and content Ensure that teachers cover all math topics and content Motivate students and improve sense-making in learning Motivate students and improve sense-making in learning Improve problem-solving skills which are tailored to solve comprehensive real world problems Improve problem-solving skills which are tailored to solve comprehensive real world problems  Develop in-depth mathematical communication and argument ability

Design Rationale Cognitive Cognitive –(c1)1Iinteractive environments for construction of understanding –(c4) Assessments of extended performance Situative Situative –(s1) Environments of participation in social practices of inquiry and learning –(s4) Practices of formulating and solving realistic problems

Chick Egg Incubation Project

Chick Incubator

Design Solution - Redesign of the Curriculum Class organization Class organization –Still application-based –Sequence and organization of teaching reorganized –Mathematical concepts will be taught before any application –All math topics are covered in a teachable and learnable manner –Then the application of concepts in the simple real word problems –Finally proceed to solving the comprehensive real world problems

Design Solution - Redesign of the Curriculum Instructional Methods Instructional Methods –Using worked examples and demonstrating expert thinking process –Practice exercises mirroring the real world situation –Group work to solve the comprehensive real world problems –Student work presentation and think aloud

Design Solution - Redesign of the Curriculum  The Structure of Each Class Student work presentation and think aloud Teach basic math concepts principles Demonstrate the application using worked examples Practice exercises mirroring the real world situation Group work to solve the comprehensive real world problems

Design Solution - Redesign of the Curriculum Learning Materials “Math in Design Units” with Real World applications for the math practice and group work. “Math in Design Units” with Real World applications for the math practice and group work. Expending learning capability with mantel development process Expending learning capability with mantel development process Providing easy-to–understand real world problem with explanations Providing easy-to–understand real world problem with explanations Fun and playful. It is more related to the youngsters’ world and life to increase their interesting, motivation, and imagination Fun and playful. It is more related to the youngsters’ world and life to increase their interesting, motivation, and imagination

Design Solution – Redesign of Software Interactive software tool with two screens:  Teacher ’ s Screen. –The NCTM data installed –Review function –Performance Analysis function. –New project generation function  Student ’ s Screen — Playful Math Wizard. –mental model for math –Intelligence math “ hint ” suggestion –Explanation and description for the real world situation background. –Tests composition capability with automatic score function. –Group or individual “ Math Game ” function. Get Points.

Electricity Heating Design for Incubator Total Score 100 points.  S: My incubator with 1.2 feet wide, 1.8 feet long and 1 foot tall.  W: Then how much is the cubic feet?  S: I forgot the formula.  W: Hint …. Remember a rectangular formula? Cubic has 3 dimensions.  W: Right! You got 1 point! Then, how many 100W lamps you need?  S: Mhhhhhh ….  W: Hint: Algebra.  S: X=2.16/0.8!  W: Great! You got 5 points! Then, how many 100W lamps you need?  S: 2.7 ….. I will use two 100W lamp and one 70W lamp!  W: Smart boy! You got 10 points! The game can provide the simulation results. For example:  S: I put two 1,000W lamps in this incubator!  W: Congratulations! Your eggs are fully cooked after 10 minutes. Enjoy your meal! Hint: Your designed an inferred oven!

Assessment Math background test Class observations Students and Teachers Survey Achievement Test

Conclusion  Our design will fix the learning problems  Playful Math World project can make math to be fun, interesting and motivating for all students.  We expect the result of the student performance will exceed the math standards.

Thank you Questions ?