Fractions Teaching

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We are pleased to share an upcoming evening with the MAC2 chapter of OAME. Join us in either Barrie or Bracebridge for food, fractions and friends. Register at forms.gle/AXDDyBccMWEB... Looking forward to seeing you there! #tldsb #SMCDSB #scdsb #fractions #OntarioMath #pearsonmath

We are looking forward to presenting again this year! Register now.
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It is always important to know the research behind the practice. We have created short summaries of key tips for educators - informed by the literature reviews. #fractions #mathematics @pearsoneducation.bsky.social

We had such a great time presenting at the OAME Annual Conference last month! There were many points of discussion raised - sharing some thinking about decimal conversions here. #mathematics #fractions

Excited to be sharing our learning! To register to join virtually: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... #fractions @pearsoneducation.bsky.social #maths

Just a quick shout out to the HDSB educators who joined us yesterday morning for the first of a 3 session book club. Great engagement! @pearsoneducation.bsky.social #fractions #math #onted

Using Google Slides? Go beyond using them for a presentation and use them as a space to be active! Give your students draggables or manipulatives in Google S... Creating Draggable Objects for Google Slides

Create DRAGGABLE objects in Google Slides

A stack of objects for students to drag.

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Two text book images. One, from 1910, shows stacked ribbons partitioned into various unit fractions. Students select values for the numerator using one of the denominators and identify equivalent fractions. The second image, from 1942, is more direct with a large amount of text telling students about equivalent fractions and then presents a rule.

Two different textbook images from about 30 years apart. Interesting to consider the learning within the context of social and world events. #maths #iteachmath #mathsky

So… on a number line like this I know you could mark the number 0.5 and you could mark where the number ½ is, but where would you mark 50%? Or does 50% not fit on a number line?

Math Links for Week Ending Dec 20th, 2024 Featured Links If you didn't use this this year, save it for next Curriculum Tags: All https://mathsedideas.blogspot.com/p/resources.html#xM...

[New Post] Ontario Math Links - My favourite #math related links from this week:

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Links and help from @afreeparticle.com @clarakm.bsky.social @howiehua.bsky.social @spalm.bsky.social and more #MathChat #MTBoS #iTeachMath

We just finished up a book study in an Ontario school board. The staff was amazing and the learning was powerful. Keep fractions learning going all year with punctuated instruction. #mathchat #iteachmath #mathsky
Wishing everyone a restful and joyful holiday!

I should say when viewed in smaller scale.

Beautiful!!! It is interesting how the rhombusescreates a circular image.

These tiles are beautiful. What math do you see? Would you change the way they are arranged? #edusky #iteachmath #maths

I see density.

Details on how to access the tasks, professional learning, research and assessments are attached. #iteachmath #maths #fractions #mathsky #mathresources

Tips to move beyond a “lurker” (and/or start to interact with the Online Math Community) Like - Who benefits: You (it acts like a bookmark) & the Poster (“Yay someone liked what I said”) Repost - Who benefits: You (it acts like a bookmark), the Poster (“Wow, they liked enough to share it”) & the rest of us (Reposting sends it back to the top of the feed increasing the chance of your followers and their followers to see it) Comment - Who benefits: You (interaction brings more friends and knowledge), the Poster (the conversation they started continues) & us (entices us to become part of the conversation too) Post - Who benefits: You (sharing thoughts and resources help to hone your own ideas) & Everyone else (the more discussion, the higher the chance we all learn) Tips for making your Posts more visible: Add an image - including a visual has been shown to increase the interaction Include hashtags (not too many) - a hashtag categorizes your Post and makes it visible to a wider audience than just your followers. Here are some math related hashtags that relate to education: #MathChat #MathsChat #MTBoS #iTeachMath #ElemMathChat #MathArt #MathSky Tag some people (not too many) - you can tag relevant people (even those who don’t follow you) in the Post or in the Image to increase the conversation potential

The #math community seems to be growing here and becoming more active. I have presented on how to get the most of being in a community like this many times and here are my tips to grow this PLN and make it useful for educators.

Bonus Tip - Use the Feeds:
#MathChat #MTBoS #iTeachMath #MathSky

There are so many great nuggets from our years of research. Careful selection of representations is another big learning for us. Follow us for more. #Fraction #fractions #math #maths #ontarioeducation

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Proposals are now open for the OAME'25 conference 8/9 May 2025 at the University of Ontario in Oshawa. Head on over to MCIS oame.on.ca/mcis/index.php and get your proposals in! More information about the conference is at oame2025.ca
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Number lines (of all sizes-on the floor, paper, wall) and relational rods are also very powerful.

Our research has revealed some simple yet powerful shifts in instruction that improve student understanding of fractions as quantities. #math #mathematics #fractions

We know students will see circles in early grades but hope that the models used for fractions are number lines, rectangles/ribbons and sets. The first models tend to stick with the students and circles are limited in terms of use. Enjoying the learning!

Glad you enjoyed it! We hope that the number line replaces the circle in early fractions learning. Thank you so much for taking time out of your weekend to join us 🙂

Wow! What a dynamic and energetic group of educators in today's session. Missed it? Watch the recording at Making Math Moments.
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Looking forward to our session in a few hours at the summit!
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