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The ICEBERG Approach of Learning Fractions in Junior High School
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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Iceberg Approach in Realistics Mathematics
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PROBLEM OF MATH TEACHING
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PROBLEM OF MATH TEACHING
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FORMAL
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PHENOMENOLOGY(HUSSERL)
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Idealized
Abstracted
MathPhenomenaEpoche
The Nature of School Math1
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Inside your
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Outside your MIND
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The Nature of Mathematics1
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Inside
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Outside your MIND
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Inside your
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(analytic/co
herence)
Outside your MIND
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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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Outside your MIND
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X=30
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Inside your
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Vertical)
Outside your MIND
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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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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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