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Communication in Mathematics, K-12 and Beyond. 1996 Yearbook. Elliott, Portia C., Ed., Kenney, Margaret J., Ed [microform]
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Communication in Mathematics, K-12 and Beyond. 1996 Yearbook. Elliott, Portia C., Ed., Kenney, Margaret J., Ed [microform]

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언어부호  
본문언어 - English
보고서번호  
ISBN-0-87353-423-9
청구기호  
370.78 E68
    서명/저자  
    Communication in Mathematics, K-12 and Beyond. 1996 Yearbook. : Elliott, Portia C., Ed., Kenney, Margaret J., Ed - [microform]
    발행사항  
    형태사항  
    257; 3
    총서명  
    ERIC Reports
    주기사항  
    257p.
    초록/해제  
    요약This book contains ideas for teachers facing the challenges of turning their classrooms and schools into discourse communities. The yearbook is divided into four sections. Part 1 (chapters 1-3) sets the stage by considering the challenges inherent in shifting directions of discourse. Part 2 (chapters 4-21) focuses on establishing discourse communities within the classroom. Part 3 (chapters 22-25) moves the discourse discussion outside the K-12 arena. Finally, Part 4 (chapters 26-28) focuses on the role of language in mathematics discourse. Chapters include: (1) Communication--An Imperative for Change: A Conversation with Mary Lindquist (M. M. Lindquist P. C. Elliott); (2) Diverse Communications (D. Pimm); (3) Building Discourse Communities in Mathematics Classrooms: A Worthwhile but Challenging Journey (E. A. Silver M. S. Smith); (4) Meaningful Communication among Children: Data Collection (S. Folkson); (5) The Link Sheet: A Communication Aid for Clarifying and Developing Mathematical Ideas and Processes (M. Shield K. Swinson); (6) Using Multiple Representations to Communicate: An Algebra Challenge (L. P. McCoy, T. H. Baker, L. S. Little); (7) Algebraic Thinking, Language, and Word Problems (W. W. Esty Anne R. Teppo); (8) Communicating the Mathematics in Childrens Trade Books Using Mathematical Annotations (P. A. Halpern); (9) Fostering Metaphorical Thinking through Childrens Literature (D. J. Whitin P. E. Whitin); (10) Using Reading to Construct Mathematical Meaning (M. Siegel, R. Borasi, J. M. Fonzi, L. G. Sanridge, C. Smith); (11) Communicating Mathematics through Literature (R. Narode); (12) Talk Your Way into Writing (D. Huinker C. Laughlin); (13) Try a Little of the Write Stuff (P. A. House); (14) Developing and Assessing Mathematical Understanding in Calculus through Writing (J. O. Masingila E. Prus-Wisniowska); (15) Is Anybody Listening? (S. E. B. Pirie); (16) Developing Problem-Solving Behaviors by Assessing Communication in Cooperative Learning Groups (A. F. Artzt); (17) Using Technology to Enhance Communication in Mathematics (A. E. Barron M. C. Hynes); (18) The Role of Open-Ended Tasks and Holistic Scoring Rubrics: Assessing Students Mathematical Reasoning and Communication (J. Cai, S. Lane, M. S. Jakabcsin); (19) Mathematical Communication in Students Responses to a Performance-Assessment Task (D. Peressini J. Bassett); (20) Communication Processes in Mathematical Explorations and Investigations (C. Greenes L. Schulman); (21) Embed ding Communication throughout the Curriculum (H. L. Schoen, D. L. Bean, S. W. Ziebarth); (22) Children, Teach Your Parents Well: Communication in Mathematics between Home and School (A. Hart, M. Smyth, K. Vetter, E. Hart); (23) Communicating about Alternative Assessment Beyond the Mathematics Classroom (P. A. Kenney, C. G. Schloemer, R. W. Cain); (24) Mathematics Pen-Pal Letter Writing (E. Phillips); (25) Developing Preservice Teachers Strategies for Communicating in and about Mathematics (F. R. Curcio, S. L. Schwartz, C. A. Brown); (26) Strategies to Support the Learning of the Language of Mathematics (R. N. Rubenstein); (27) Communication in Mathematics for Students with Limited English Proficiency (R. A. Olivares); and (28) Mathematics as a Language (Z. Usiskin). (MKR)
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    Microfiche. . Springfield, VA : ERIC Document Reproduction Service. . microfiches ; 11×15 cm.
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    ■520    ▼aThis  book  contains  ideas  for  teachers  facing  the  challenges  of  turning  their  classrooms  and  schools  into  discourse  communities.  The  yearbook  is  divided  into  four  sections.  Part  1  (chapters  1-3)  sets  the  stage  by  considering  the  challenges  inherent  in  shifting  directions  of  discourse.  Part  2  (chapters  4-21)  focuses  on  establishing  discourse  communities  within  the  classroom.  Part  3  (chapters  22-25)  moves  the  discourse  discussion  outside  the  K-12  arena.  Finally,  Part  4  (chapters  26-28)  focuses  on  the  role  of  language  in  mathematics  discourse.  Chapters  include:  (1)  Communication--An  Imperative  for  Change:  A  Conversation  with  Mary  Lindquist  (M.  M.  Lindquist      P.  C.  Elliott);  (2)  Diverse  Communications  (D.  Pimm);  (3)  Building  Discourse  Communities  in  Mathematics  Classrooms:  A  Worthwhile  but  Challenging  Journey  (E.  A.  Silver      M.  S.  Smith);  (4)  Meaningful  Communication  among  Children:  Data  Collection  (S.  Folkson);  (5)  The  Link  Sheet:  A  Communication  Aid  for  Clarifying  and  Developing  Mathematical  Ideas  and  Processes  (M.  Shield      K.  Swinson);  (6)  Using  Multiple  Representations  to  Communicate:  An  Algebra  Challenge  (L.  P.  McCoy,  T.  H.  Baker,      L.  S.  Little);  (7)  Algebraic  Thinking,  Language,  and  Word  Problems  (W.  W.  Esty      Anne  R.  Teppo);  (8)  Communicating  the  Mathematics  in  Childrens  Trade  Books  Using  Mathematical  Annotations  (P.  A.  Halpern);  (9)  Fostering  Metaphorical  Thinking  through  Childrens  Literature  (D.  J.  Whitin      P.  E.  Whitin);  (10)  Using  Reading  to  Construct  Mathematical  Meaning  (M.  Siegel,  R.  Borasi,  J.  M.  Fonzi,  L.  G.  Sanridge,      C.  Smith);  (11)  Communicating  Mathematics  through  Literature  (R.  Narode);  (12)  Talk  Your  Way  into  Writing  (D.  Huinker      C.  Laughlin);  (13)  Try  a  Little  of  the  Write  Stuff  (P.  A.  House);  (14)  Developing  and  Assessing  Mathematical  Understanding  in  Calculus  through  Writing  (J.  O.  Masingila      E.  Prus-Wisniowska);  (15)  Is  Anybody  Listening?  (S.  E.  B.  Pirie);  (16)  Developing  Problem-Solving  Behaviors  by  Assessing  Communication  in  Cooperative  Learning  Groups  (A.  F.  Artzt);  (17)  Using  Technology  to  Enhance  Communication  in  Mathematics  (A.  E.  Barron      M.  C.  Hynes);  (18)  The  Role  of  Open-Ended  Tasks  and  Holistic  Scoring  Rubrics:  Assessing  Students  Mathematical  Reasoning  and  Communication  (J.  Cai,  S.  Lane,      M.  S.  Jakabcsin);  (19)  Mathematical  Communication  in  Students  Responses  to  a  Performance-Assessment  Task  (D.  Peressini      J.  Bassett);  (20)  Communication  Processes  in  Mathematical  Explorations  and  Investigations  (C.  Greenes      L.  Schulman);  (21)  Embed  ding  Communication  throughout  the  Curriculum  (H.  L.  Schoen,  D.  L.  Bean,      S.  W.  Ziebarth);  (22)  Children,  Teach  Your  Parents  Well:  Communication  in  Mathematics  between  Home  and  School  (A.  Hart,  M.  Smyth,  K.  Vetter,      E.  Hart);  (23)  Communicating  about  Alternative  Assessment  Beyond  the  Mathematics  Classroom  (P.  A.  Kenney,  C.  G.  Schloemer,      R.  W.  Cain);  (24)  Mathematics  Pen-Pal  Letter  Writing  (E.  Phillips);  (25)  Developing  Preservice  Teachers  Strategies  for  Communicating  in  and  about  Mathematics  (F.  R.  Curcio,  S.  L.  Schwartz,      C.  A.  Brown);  (26)  Strategies  to  Support  the  Learning  of  the  Language  of  Mathematics  (R.  N.  Rubenstein);  (27)  Communication  in  Mathematics  for  Students  with  Limited  English  Proficiency  (R.  A.  Olivares);  and  (28)  Mathematics  as  a  Language  (Z.  Usiskin).  (MKR)
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