Geometric-measurement - Session 9: Volume Learning Trajectory – Instructional tasks and teaching strategies

Part 5: Volume measurement in the school curriculum

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Overview

This part is focused on connecting volume measurement activities drawn from curriculum materials with levels of the Learning Trajectory. The discussion will also focus on ways to modify tasks in order to target particular levels.

Key Points

The work of analyzing and modifying tasks from curriculum materials is intended to support the development of analytic skills that can be used with any curriculum materials. Further, it illustrates the utility of the Learning Trajectory in supporting instruction. Modifying tasks so that they target particular levels is a skill that helps meet the needs of different learners in the classroom.

 

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    • Session 2: Length Learning Trajectory – Developmental progression
    • Session 3: Length Learning Trajectory – Instructional tasks and teaching strategies
    • Session 4: Area Learning Trajectory – Mathematical goals
    • Session 5: Area Learning Trajectory – Developmental progression
    • Session 6: Area Learning Trajectory – Instructional tasks and teaching strategies
    • Session 7: Volume Learning Trajectory – Mathematical goals
    • Session 8: Volume Learning Trajectory – Developmental progression
    • Session 9: Volume Learning Trajectory – Instructional tasks and teaching strategies
    • Session 10: Connecting dimensions of measurement

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