quinta-feira, 20 de março de 2014

Young Mathematicians at Work: Constructing Algebra


Catherine Twomey Fosnot e William Jacob 


 Heinemann | 2010 | 220 páginas | pdf | 3,4 Mb

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The first three volumes of this popular series help teachers support children's development in number sense and operation, from addition and subtraction through fractions, decimals, and percents. Catherine Twomey Fosnot and Maarten Dolk's signature approach uses classroom vignettes to illustrate the investigations and minilessons students engage in as they build their mathematical knowledge.
The hallmarks of their approach include:
  • Supporting children as they construct mathematical strategies and big ideas
  • Creating realistic contexts and representational models that develop children's capacity to mathematize their world
  • Building a collaborative community of mathematical thinkers engaged in inquiry
For the fourth volume Catherine teams up with Bill Jacob to offer a comfortably familiar and characteristically rich extension to the earlier work. In Constructing Algebra Catherine and Bill provide a landscape of learning that helps teachers recognize, support, and celebrate their students' capacity to structure their worlds algebraically. They identify for teachers the models, contexts, and landmarks that facilitate algebraic thinking in young students.
This volume will be a welcome resource for classroom teachers, math supervisors, and curriculum coordinators alike. Preparing young children for success in algebra is a crucial topic. Constructing Algebra provides the insightful and practical methods from the most trusted source for teaching mathematics to young students from Kindergarten through grade 8.

CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1: ALGEBRA: STRUCTURES OR STRUCTURING? 3
CHAPTER 2: THE LANDSCAPE OF LEARNING 23
CHAPTER 3: EARLY STRUCTURING OF THE NUMBER SYSTEM 37
CHAPTER 4: CONTINUING THE JOURNEY: THE ROLE OF CONTEXTS AND MODELS 55
CHAPTER 5: EQUIVALENCE ON THE HORIZON 77
CHAPTER 6: VARIATION VERSUS VARIABLES 93
CHAPTER 7: FURTHER HORIZONS: INTEGERS AND EQUIVALENCE 111
CHAPTER 8: COMPARING QUANTITIES AND RELATIONS 129
CHAPTER 9: DEVELOPING ALGEBRAIC STRATEGIES WITH MINILESSONS 155
CHAPTER 10: PROOF 171

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