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Proportional Reasoning: What it Is and Isn’t

plenary 1

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getting acquainted

percents in random order

• neighbour to guess which percent is which

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•percent of your daily calorie intake that is snacks

•percent of your life that you’ve been a teacher/consultant/etc.

• percent of your staff that is under 28.

Estimate.

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past two camps•focus on big ideas

in algebraic thinking and proportional reasoning

•focus on using open questions and parallel tasks for DI and richer mathematics classrooms

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and now

•2011----

•focus more on how to respond to student thinking in these areas

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big ideas

•on the wiki and in the program booklet

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how long?

• three different ways to compare their lengths.

•Which is better?

175 cm 90 cm

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SPINNING COLOURS

•Work with a partner.

•Create a spinner where you are likely to spin 3 more reds than blues in 10 spins.

•How many more reds than blues are you likely to spin in 15 spins?

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mixing colours

•Jane

•Lianne

•same shade?

•Explain.

2 cans 3 cans

2 cans

1

2

1

23 cans

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proportional reasoning

•deliberate use of multiplicative relationships to compare and to predict

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additive approach

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shapes 6 + 6+6triangles 4 + 4 +4

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potential problem

shapes

6 14

triangles

4 12

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between thinking

4

6

?

12=

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within thinking

4

8

?

12=

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unitizing

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cross-muliplying

4

6 21

?=

4

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This lunch is Papa Bear’s.

Draw a sandwich that would be just right for

Baby Bear.

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How does the picture show that 4/5 is less than 9/10?

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How does the picture show that 4/5 is less than 9/10?

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which changed more?

1 5 vs96 106

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1¢ every time someone in Ontario sneezes,

how long to become a $1 000 000aire?

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What is proportional reasoning?

•OWN EXAMPLE

•Different CONTEXT