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Official Course
Description: MCCCD Approval: 3-23-2004 |
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EDU231 2004 Summer I – 2012 Spring |
LEC 3.0 Credit(s) 3.0 Period(s) 3.0 Load Acad |
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Mathematics
Techniques and Methods |
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Overview and practical application of teaching mathematics
in K-8 grades. Development of lesson plans and assessment instruments
emphasized. Current trends, State Board of Education Professional Teaching
Standards and National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Standards also
covered. Approved school-based practicum required. Prerequisites: Formal admission to an
undergraduate teacher preparation program. |
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MCCCD
Official Course Competencies: |
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EDU231 2004
Summer I – 2012 Spring |
Mathematics Techniques and Methods |
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Identify State Board of Education Professional Teaching
Standards. (I) |
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Identify National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Standards.
(I) |
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Summarize the factors involved in developing national and
state mathematics standards. (I) |
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Develop a task analysis of mathematical concepts taught in
K- 8 grade levels. (II) |
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Summarize characteristics of learners. (III) |
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Use various classroom management techniques. (IV) |
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Assess various teaching resources to teach math. (V) |
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Analyze the use of technology to teach mathematics. (VI) |
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Develop math curriculum. (VII) |
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Demonstrate the ability to write lesson objectives. (VII) |
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Summarize various teaching strategies. (VIII) |
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Analyze the use of manipulatives
in teaching mathematics. (IX) |
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Summarize assessment standards. (X) |
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Evaluate various assessment options. (X) |
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Develop assessment instruments for math. (X) |
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Prepare a lesson plan. (XI) |
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Teach a math lesson. (XI) |
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Participate as a volunteer teacher aide. (XII) |
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Summarize the practicum experience. (XII) |
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EDU231 2004
Summer I – 2012 Spring |
Mathematics Techniques and Methods |
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I. Standards A. State Board of Education
Professional Teaching Standards B. National Council of
Teachers of Mathematics Standards C. Influences D. Impact on Schools II. Task Analysis A. Purpose B. Process III. Characteristics of
Learners A. Learning Styles B. Students' Background C. Prior Knowledge D. Cultural Differences IV. Classroom Management
Techniques A. Styles B. Techniques C. Positive Learning Environment
D. Culturally Responsive V. Teaching Resources A. Textbooks B. Internet/Computers C. Professional Literature D. Other VI. Technology A. Computers B. Software C. Internet D. Calculators E. Media F. Other VII. Math Curriculum A. Development B. Objectives C. Resources D. Standards E. Current Trends VIII. Teaching Strategies A. Match to Subject Matter B. Concepts and
Generalizations C. Inquiry Process D. Math Skills E. Students Developmental
Levels F. Diverse Needs G. Asking Questions H. Encouraging Critical
Thinking IX. Manipulatives
A. Purpose B. Tools 1. Cuisenaire Rods 2. Pattern Blocks 3. Base-Ten Blocks 4. Tanagrams
5. Geoboards
6. Pentominoes
X. Assessments A. Purpose B. Standards C. Options XI. Lesson Plan A. Preparation B. Objectives C. Teaching Procedures D. Learning Activities E. Material F. Assessments G. Remedial Activities H. Enrichment Activities XII. Practicum Experience A. Classroom Observation B. Classroom Participation C. Reflection |
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