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The
aims of mathematics teaching
l Math as an essential element of communication
l Math as a powerful tool
l Appreciation of relationships within math
l Awareness of the fascination of math
l Imagination, initiative and flexibility of mind in math
l Working in a systematic way
l Working independently
l Working cooperatively
l In-depth study in math
l Pupils confidence in their mathematical abilities
a.
Facts
b.
Skills
c.
Conceptual Structures
d.
General Strategies
e.
Personal Qualities
a.
Facts
l Remembering terms
l Remembering notation
l Remembering conventions
l Remembering results
b.
Skills
l Performing basic operations
l Sensible use of a calculator
l Simple practical skills in math
l Ability to communication math
l The use of computer in math activity
c.
Conceptual
Structures
l Understanding basic concepts
l The relationships between concepts
l Selecting appropriate data
l Using math in context
l Interpreting results
d.
General
Strategies
l Ability to estimate
l Ability to approximate
l Trial and error methods
l Simplifying difficult task
l Looking for pattern
l Reasoning
l Making and testing hypotheses
l Proving and disproving
e.
Personal
Qualities
l Good work habits
l A positive attitude to math
Why Teach Mathematics?
Perhaps impossible - to live a normal life without making use of mathematics of some kind.
There is greater pressure for children to succeed at mathematics.
Usefulness - e.g. arithmetic skills for home or office, basis of scientific development or a management tool
Mathematics provides a means of communication which is powerful, concise and unambiguous - e.g. tables, charts and diagrams
Ability to predict
Importance and usefulness in many other fields.
Develop powers of logical thinking, accuracy and spatial awareness might not be the major reason for studying mathematics.
Inherent interest of mathematics - enjoyment, increased mathematical understanding
Implication for teachers
Enabling pupils to develop mathematical skills for adult life
Providing pupils with mathematics for their study in other subjects
Helping pupils to develop their appreciation and enjoyment of mathematics
Providing pupils with a powerful means of communication