80362 MATHEMATICS EDUCATION B

FACULTY OF EDUCATION 1998

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Credit Points 1.00

Pre-requisite: 80162

Synopsis

The  content  strands of measurement, problem solving, space,  chance,
data  and graphs are explored in depth and relevant processes, affects
and  instructional approaches discussed. Other aspects to  be  covered
include:   planning   activities  for  the  mathematically   promising
students,  integrating the use of technology (especially  calculators)
in the mathematics program, diagnosis and remediation and mathematical
assessment   including  student  performance  levels  in  mathematics.
Relevant  commercial  and  teacher-made  mathematical  resources   are
explored and evaluated.

Thus,   the  unit  aims  to  consolidate  and  extend  knowledge   and
understanding of the mathematical concepts, processes and  affects  of
the  above  content strands of the primary-school mathematics  program
with  a  focus  on  the methodology used in the instruction  of  those
concepts, processes and affects so that pre-service teaches can become
competent and confident teachers of mathematics.