Connecting Representations An Instructional Routine to Develop ALL
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Connecting Representations WHAT: Match written statements to expressions by chunking and connecting to math you know. WHY: To “think like mathematicians”, to use mathematical structure to match two different representations.
Connecting Representations Think Make connections Share & study connections Create representation Reflect on learning
Think Ask yourself… § What about the written statement will help me connect to a chunk of the expression? § What about the form of the expression will help me connect to the written statement?
Make Connections “I saw… so I connected. . . ” “. . . connects to. . . because. . . ”
Share & Study Connections We noticed… so we. . . We knew. . . so we. . . They noticed… so they. . . They knew. . . so they. . .
Create a Representation THINK Ask yourself… § “What do you notice about this expression? ” § “How can you chunk this expression into pieces you can describe? ”
Create a Representation Pair § Share your interpretations of the expression. § Together create a written statement that describes what the expression reveals in the context of the problem.
Create a Representation Share They noticed… so they… When they saw…it made them think of… so they…
Meta-Reflection A. When interpreting an expressions / written statements, I learned to pay attention to… B. When connecting representations, I learned to ask myself… A. A new mathematical connection I made is …
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