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7/10/18 1 nrich.maths.org Leadership for Learning Project 2017-18 20 June 2018 Tower Hamlets CPD Centre Fran Watson [email protected] Liz Woodham [email protected] 1. Try at least one fluency task 2. Use your rubric to assess the task 3. Refine your assessment tools ready for ‘real’ usage on day 6 4. Prepare a five-minute presentation about your learning journey over this project 5. Read chapter 11 of Transforming Primary Mathematics Teacher takeaway from day 5 nrich.maths.org Number Match/Fraction Match Factors and Multiples Game Square Surprise Estimating Angles Board Block Cops and Robbers Guess the Houses Snap It/How Close to 100 from YouCubed Possible tasks to talk about: nrich.maths.org Hidato (from hida which is Hebrew for ‘riddle’) nrich.maths.org Use your own rubric to assess these children in terms of problem solving, reasoning and fluency Assessing problem solving, reasoning and fluency: Poly Plug Rectangles videos nrich.maths.org Focus on learning journey over the six sessions rather than necessarily on outcomes Please include reference to all three assessment elements (i.e. problem solving, reasoning and fluency) Absolute maximum length of five minutes Presentations nrich.maths.org

20180620THDay6 (from hida which is Hebrew for ‘riddle’) nrich.maths.org Use your own rubric to assess these children in terms of problem solving, reasoning and fluency Assessing

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Leadership for Learning Project 2017-18

20 June 2018Tower Hamlets CPD Centre

Fran Watson [email protected] Woodham [email protected]

1. Try a t least one fluency task

2 . U se your rubric to assess the task3 . Refine your assessm ent too ls ready

for ‘rea l’ usage on day 64 . Prepare a five-m inute p resentation

about your learn ing journey over th is p ro ject

5 . Read chapter 11 o f Transform ing Prim ary M athem atics

Teacher takeaway from day 5

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• Num ber M atch/Fraction M atch

• Factors and M u ltip les G am e• Square Surprise

• Estim ating Ang les

• Board B lock

• Cops and Robbers

• G uess the Houses

• Snap It/How C lose to 100 from YouCubed

Possible tasks to talk about:

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Hidato (from hida which is Hebrew for ‘riddle’)

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Use your ow n rubric to assess

these ch ild ren in te rm s o f p rob lem so lv ing ,

reason ing and

fluency

Assessing problem solving, reasoning and fluency: Poly

Plug Rectangles videos

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Focus on learn ing journey over the s ix sessions ra ther than necessarily on ou tcom es

P lease inc lude re ference to a ll th ree assessm ent e lem ents (i.e . p rob lem so lv ing , reason ing and fluency)

Abso lu te m ax im um length o f five m inutes

Presentations

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W ith Fran – Am hem W harf, Ben Jonson , B ig land G reen , B lue G ate F ie lds Jun ior, Ch isenha le , Co lum b ia , Cyril Jackson , Harb inger, John Scurr, M a lm esbury

Everyone e lse w ith L iz

Presentation groups

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W hat can you say about each o f the shapes be low ?

Area and Perimeter (7280)

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• Can you draw a shape in which the area is numerically equal to its perimeter? And another?

• Can you draw a shape in which the perimeter is numerically twice the area?

• Can you draw a shape in which the area is numerically twice the perimeter?

• Can you make the area of your shape go up but the perimeter go down?

• Can you make the perimeter of your shape go up but the area go down?

• Can you draw some shapes that have the same area but different perimeters?

• Can you draw some shapes that have the same perimeter but different areas? nrich.maths.org

‘ch ild ren need to be encouraged to ta lk m athem atics, not s im p ly ta lk about m athem atics ’

• Im portance o f listen ing

• D iscussion or d ia logue

• Reason ing

• Private ta lk• Pub lic conversation

Rehearse, revoice, repeat, rephrase, build on, comment on

Chapter 11: Talk

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In tab le g roups you w ill be w ork ing on th ree d iffe ren t tasks.

For each task , choose one or tw o m em bers o f the g roup to act as observers w ho w ill assess the o thers tack ling the task .

Assessing problem solving, reasoning and fluency

through talk

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Arranging Cubes (6973)

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The aim of the task is for the team to recreate a 2-D arrangement of cubes which matches all the information on their cards without showing each team member's information to anyone else.

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Making Rectangles (6936)

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Every member of the team has to end up with the same rectangle in front of them. The task is only successfully completed when everyone on the team has completed their rectangle.

There are three baskets, a brown one, a red one and a pink one, holding a total of ten eggs.

The brown basket has one more eggin it than the red basket.

The red basket has three fewer eggs than the pink basket.

How many eggs are in each basket?

Eggs in Baskets (2002)

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• Language (next year ’s focus)

• Extended p rogram m e im pact• Pa ired a ttendance

• Rubric p rom pted deep re flection

ba lanced w ith

• F it fo r purpose adaptations

• Inv igoration from other a ttendees

Feedback commonalities

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We w ill be em ailing a link to the feedback form a fter today.

P lease take the tim e to com p le te it, e ither as an ind iv idua l o r as a pa ir.

Teacher takeaway

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