The ICEBERG Approach of Learning Fractions in Junior High School

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The ICEBERG Approach of Learning Fractions in Junior High School: Teachers’ Reflection Prior Lesson Study Activities APEC-Chiang Mai International Symposium IV 1 6 November 2010 By Marsigit Yogyakarta State University Indonesia 10/20/2014 Marsigit, Indonesia

Transcript of The ICEBERG Approach of Learning Fractions in Junior High School

The ICEBERG Approach of Learning

Fractions in Junior High School: Teachers’

Reflection Prior Lesson Study Activities

APEC-Chiang Mai International Symposium IV

1 – 6 November 2010

By

MarsigitYogyakarta State University

Indonesia

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HERMENEUTICS OF LIFE

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Iceberg Approach in Realistics Mathematics

(Moerlands, 2004 in Sutarto, 2008)

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ICEBERG VOLCANO

West Indonesia

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MOUNT OF KRAKATAU

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Mount of M E R A P I

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Pheno

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Disaster

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MATHEMATICS

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PROBLEM OF MATH TEACHING

IN INDONESIA1

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Traditional Innovative

Teacher

Students Constructive Teaching

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PROBLEM OF MATH TEACHING

IN INDONESIA1

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FORMAL

MATH

SCHOOL

MATH

Teacher

Students Constructive Learning

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PHENOMENOLOGY(HUSSERL)

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Idealized

Abstracted

MathPhenomenaEpoche

The Nature of School Math1

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Inside your

MIND

(Superserve)

Outside your MIND

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Inside

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Outside your MIND

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Inside your

MIND

(analytic/co

herence)

Outside your MIND

(synthetic/

Correspondence)

3+2=5

3 book + 2 book = 5 book

3 pencil + 2 pencil = 5 pencil

3 book + 2 pencil = 5 ?

3 book + 2 pencil = 5 ?

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Inside your

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(abstract)

Outside your MIND

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X=30

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Inside your

MIND

(Realistic Math:

Vertical)

Outside your MIND

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Math:Horizontal)

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HERMENEUTICS OF

THE ICEBERG APPROACH

SCHOOL

MATHEMATICS(EBBUT AND STRAKER, 1995)

1. Mathematics is a search for PATTERN and

RELATIONSHIP

2. Mathematics is PROBLEM SOLVING activity

3. Mathematics is a mean of INVESTIGATION

4. Mathematics is a mean of COMMUNICATION

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Iceberg Approach in Realistics Mathematics

(Moerlands, 2004 in Sutarto, 2008)

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CONCLUSION

The teachers need to have clear

picture of the NATURE OF

SCHOOL MATHEMATICS,

REALISTICS MATHEMATICS,

and CONSTRUCTIVE

TEACHING

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The teachers need to organize

presentation, demonstrate and

interconnected relationships

between division, fractions,

decimals, and percents (e.g.,

physically divide a whole into

five equal pieces)

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The teachers need to develop skills on using

concrete materials (i.e., manipulatives)

before proceeding to semi-concrete

materials (e.g., pictorial representations)

before proceeding to abstract problems

(e.g., numerical representation)

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The teachers need to develop

methods to uncover the

variations of all problem types

lead the students to make

generalizations (e.g., that all

fractions represent parts of a

whole)

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The teacher need to develop

various methods of teaching,

various learning resources,

and various

interaction/communication

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The teachers still have problems in

developing concept acquisition of

fractions from mathematical world

orientation to formal form of

fraction.

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Material model of fraction and

searching the relationship

help the teacher to develop

method to encourage

students to solve the

problems of acquisition of the

fractions.

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THANK YOU

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