RC
RC
Math
Math
100
Name one literary element
Character
Setting
Event
Plot
Conflict
Climax
Theme
Opinion
100
Name any two RC skills
Identify
Predict
Retell
Describe
Make connections
State connections
Use prior knowledge to understand
Express
Compare
Summarize
100
Any one purpose of an Authentic Problem
Finding Multiple Solutions
Connect what kids already know
Rationale for Solutions
Making thinking visible
Clarifying misconceptions
100
Formulas are shortcut. Do you agree?
True
200
Name any two Reading Strategies
Self Monitoring
Visualizing
Making Inferences
Making Connections
Making Predictions
Summarizing
200
How do we calculate the Average Reading level?
Sum of individual Reading levels / Total students
200
Document you can refer to, to pick a Math objective
Institute Student Curriculum 2020 (ISC)
200
Elements of TFI Vision for Mathematics
- Problem solving approach
- Celebrating mistakes
- Critical thinking
300
Document you can refer to, to pick a reading objective
Literacy Curriculum Framework or 'LCF'
300
Components of a RC objective
Skill + Literary Element + Reading Strategy
300
Any two Features of Authentic Problem
Has no specific pre-knowledge
Makes everyone feels like they have a response
Has multiple approaches to solve.
300
Elements of Student Practice
Drills
Practice
400
The 3 broad blocks of RC
Reading Strategies
Word Strategies
Literary Elements
400
Describe the 2 step process to meta cognition while reading
Reading the words on a page
Thinking about reading
400
Any two features of Drill and Practice.
Drill :
- Mastery of basic skills
- Memorizing rules, formulas and basic algorithms
- Following procedures
- Paper and pencil
- Student Passive (little or no thinking)
- Repetition
Practice :
- Understanding of facts, rules, formulas and algorithms
- Application based
- Relationships between concepts and procedures
- Sense making
- Student active (Active thinking and decision making)
- Playful experiences
- Elements of choice
400
Identify the Drill and Practice questions.
1. 8 x 223 =
2. 9 x 104 =
3. 812 ÷ 4 =
4.
How many triangles are there?
5.
Drill questions :
1. 8 x 223 =
2. 9 x 104 =
3. 812 ÷ 4 =
Practice questions :
4.
How many triangles are there?
5.
500
Three types of questions in Reading
Factual
Inferential
Critical Thinking
500
Name any three Word strategies
Read Before
Read After
Look for Clues
Guess the meaning
Go back and Re-read
500
Let's Problem solve an Authentic Problem :
Is it possible to put the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 in the circles so that the sums of the three numbers on either side of the triangle are the same?
500
Let's problem solve an Authentic Problem.
Prompt : Given only the digits 1, 2, 3 and 4 (using each number once) and any of the four basic operations, which numbers from 1 to 10 can you make?
Possible Solutions:
3+2-4x1=1
4+2-3-1=2
2x3+1-4=3
3+4-2-1=4
4+3-2x1=5
4+3+1-2=6
31-24=7
4+3+2-1=8
4+3+2x1=9
1+2+3+4=10