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the corner holes, and what corner the ball would go into. What we did is that we drew squares with different types of dimensions and lengths, and we found out how the dimensions affected the number of rebounds. For example, we drew a “pool table” with dimensions of 4 on both sides and found out that if the number is the same on both sides, then

determined. This means that the information is vague. The information would be more useful if specific income levels and ‘have tried’ frequencies per income were investigated. The graph would be more useful if it showed actual income levels and numbers of people within that income level who had tried the product. It only tells us the midpoint which has a large range and therefore, the information is quite general. This information would be fine if we wanted to target general income groups but

The stage 4 mathematics Unit of Work (UoW) “Unit 10 Measurement, Length, Perimeter and Area” implements an array of concepts to aid the students to learn multidimensional mathematics through applying an Aboriginal perspective. These concepts that are outlined are the choice of and conversion between metric units, establishing and using formulae to solve perimeter and areas of squares, rectangles and triangles, utilising pi and solving perimeters of circles and solving problems using perimeter, area

maps, that helped the travelers to get information of a region’s location, physical features, and natural resources. Lastly mathematics helped the world because the Muslims help spread a very important number, 0. It was important also because of the muslim scholar who had invented the arabic numbers, which are used today. Without this useful innovations, it would be difficult to make such progress people would have in the modern

problem that was not a basic fact. Students were given a baseline timed assessment in their regular 4th grade math period. The intervention consisted of 60 division problems. 50 of the problems were basic division facts that resulted in a whole number with no remainder. The remaining 10 problems were division facts that would result in a quotient with a remainder. 16 students were then chosen to complete the intervention for my action research project.

level one helps students count from 1-6, level two helps students count from 1-12, and level three helps students count from 1-20. In the game you have to click on the right amount squid shown on the screen. When you think you've collected the right number of squid, click the chute to send them to a new ocean. If you get the right answer it make a good noise, but if you get the wrong answer

find 1/6 on a number scale from zero to one. The question links to the Year 5 mathematics, fractions and decimals strand, Compare and order common unit fractions and locate and represent them on a number line (ACMNA102) (Australian Curriculum, Assessment & Reporting Authority, n.d.). Students who have met this strand should be able to successfully locate 1/6 on the number scale and give the correct answer, A. Those students that answer D may hold the idea that fractions are whole numbers (Reys et al

about multiplying decimal numbers, one of them was about most people ignoring the fact that 0.1 * 0.1 is the same as 1/10 * 1/10 which becomes 1/100

sustainable position. However, as you can imagine, this is no easy task. We will continue to try to approach this crisis with the sensitivity and urgency it requires. As promised last Friday and without going to lengthy technical details of how student numbers are viewed and monitored by