Monday, 19 August 2019

Term 3 division and subtraction reflection.

Term 3 division and subtraction reflection.

My strengths for the first test were I was able to check the answers with an algorithm which would help if I got the answer wrong.

What were my goals for the first test? My goals for the first test were finding  efficient strategies that I had a strong understanding of to work out tough equations that I was unsure of.

What types of learning worked for me? I liked working on the mat in pairs and working it out in front of each other in workshops. For example we would share our different strategies to find one that we had a strong understanding of. Also I like learning in a quiet environment. 

How did I receive feedback on how I was going in subtraction and division? I posted A little bit of my learning on seesaw for the teachers and other students to see and help me stride towards my goal. 

What did I like what the teachers did and what did I dislike that the teachers did during the workshops? I liked that the teachers let us sit on the mat and show each other our strategies to learn more of them for ourselves. I disliked that the teachers gave us only a short amount of time to work out the answers.

Claire

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10 comments:

  1. Anonymous20 August 2019 at 09:13

    Hi Claire, I really liked you blog post, I also like doing algorithm it helps me solve maths equations that are harder than normal. In my learning neighbourhood, we also do workshops. Do you like workshops.

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    1. Anonymous26 August 2019 at 13:38

      Thank you for this generous comment. Yes I do like workshops do you?
      Kind regards
      Claire

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  2. Anonymous20 August 2019 at 09:14

    Hi Claire,I really enjoyed reading your blog post about maths.In our year 6 neighbourhood we do workshops to and it is also really fun.I love doing algorithm to it helps me when I am stuck on some strategies I don't know.How offen do you do workshops? Well done Claire keep it up.

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    1. Anonymous26 August 2019 at 13:39

      Hi Meg Thank you for this generous comment, we try and do one workshop everyday.
      Kind regards
      Claire

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  3. Anonymous20 August 2019 at 09:14

    Hi claire I love how you are talking about your math and what you are learning. I think that you could show us how you worked it out.But over all I loved it.

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    1. Anonymous26 August 2019 at 13:40

      Hi Chloe thank you for this generous comment and this feedback I need to work on.
      Kind Regards
      Claire

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  4. Anonymous20 August 2019 at 09:15

    Hi Claire I love your Term 3 division and subtraction reflection post because I like maths and we also do workshops but ours are different to yours. Do you get to chose your work shops ? If you would like to visit my blog https://ashmaraslearning.blogspot.com/
    From Ashmara

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    1. Anonymous26 August 2019 at 13:43

      Hi Ashmara Thank you for this generous comment. Yes most of the time we do get to choose the workshops I enjoy this.
      Kind Regards
      Claire

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  5. Anonymous20 August 2019 at 09:15

    Hi Claire, My name is Rosanna and I am a student in Room 12 at Mangapapa School.
    I really like the way you set out your blog post and that you told the readers what your strengths, What you liked and disliked and what your goals where.
    Keep up the great learning.
    If you would like to see my blog, my blog is: https://rosannaslearning.blogspot.com

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  6. Anonymous26 August 2019 at 13:45

    Hi Rosanna. What do you enjoy doing at school in you time? Thank you for this genorous comment I will go and check out your blog I will probably be pretty impressed. Thanks Claire

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