Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Final Jeopardy
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One of the most important goals of mathematics.
What is to teach students logical reasoning? (p. 7)
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Provides the foundation for intelligent and precise thinking.
What is mathematics? (p. 17)
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A system of categories into which the content of the mathematics curriculum is divided into.
What are strands? (p. 105)
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Communicate precisely about quantities, logical relationships, and unknown values through the use of signs, symbols, models, graphs, and mathematical terms.
What is goal #2 for students. (or a goal for students) (p. 6)
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Three important components of mathematics education.
What are computational and procedural skills, conceptual understanding, and problem solving? (p. 7)
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Double Jeopardy! Establish what every student in California needs to learn in mathematics.
What are content standards? (p. 17)
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By the end of _____, students measure quantities with appropriate units.
What is grade 2? (p. 120)
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The single most important component of an effective mathematics program.
What is the quality of instruction? (p. 12)
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Make connections among mathematical ideas and between mathematics and other disciplines.
What is a goal for students in mathematics education? (p. 18)
300
By the end of _____, students describe data and analyze and solve simple problems.
What is first grade? (p. 116)
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Double Jeopardy! Can improve instruction when teachers use the results to analyze what students have learned and to reteach difficult concepts.
What is assessment? (pp. 11-12)
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Standards that do not represent a content domain.
What are mathematical reasoning standards? (p. 19)
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Presents one of the key steps in abstraction and one of the defining steps in moving from simply learning arithmetic to learning mathematics: the replacement of numbers by variables.
What is the Algebra and Functions strand for grade five? (p. 139)
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Students become proficient in basic computational skills, develop conceptual understanding, and become adept at problem solving.
What is a balanced instructional program? (p. 7)
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Number Sense; Algebra and Functions; Measurement and Geometry; Statistics, Data Analysis, and Probability; and Mathematical Reasoning
What are the five strands in which content standards for k-7 are presented? (p. 20)
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Call for students to add and subtract negative numbers.
What are the standards for grade five? (p. 141)