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JasonSlowbeGreatOakHighSchool

SanDiego,CA

@TheSlowbejason.slowbe@gmail.com#NCTMinst

SustainingHighCogniCveDemandinIntermediateAlgebra

•  SlidesandhandoutwillbeonIns1tutewebsite:h3p://nctm.org/hs16

•  Everythingwillbeonmyownwebsite:h3p://theslowbe.weebly.com

•  Pleasetweetthroughouttoday’ssession

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Goalsforthisworkshop

•  Avoidingfocuson“answer-geFng”•  WhatisCogni1veDemand?•  Modifyingexis1ngproblemsandtasks,not“reinven1ngthewheel”

•  Work1mecrea1ngasharedresourcetotakebacktoourclassroomsandcolleagues

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TowardBeJerPD…

Ar1cleonmywebsite,h3p://theslowbe.weebly.com

Johnson,Karen.“5ThingsTeachersWantfromPD,andHowCoachingandCollabora1onCanDeliverThem–IfImplementa1onImproves”.EdSurge.com,June28,2016h3ps://www.edsurge.com/news/2016-06-28-5-things-teachers-want-from-pd-and-how-coaching-and-collabora1on-can-deliver-them-if-implementa1on-improves

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OurGoogleDoc…

•  Gotoh3p://theslowbe.weebly.com,gotothisworkshop’spage,opentheGoogleDoc

•  Populatethedocumentwithsome“ordinary”Algebra2problemsfromeachunit

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Iftherewasone“big”thingyoucouldchangeaboutAlgebra2,whatwoulditbe?

PhilDaroon“answer-geSng”

•  h3ps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgTnmRyV9bc

•  Calltoac1on:

Delayanswer-ge2ng

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Swoopingin

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Goalsforthisworkshop

•  Avoidingfocuson“answer-geFng”•  WhatisCogni1veDemand?•  Modifyingexis1ngproblemsandtasks,not“reinven1ngthewheel”

•  Work1mecrea1ngsharedresourcetotakebacktoourclassrooms

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WhatisCogniCveDemand?

PegSmith,JuliDixon,others:•  Taskselec1onandimplementa1onareimportant…

•  …butwhataboutAlgebra2contentspecifically?

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WhatisCogniCveDemand?

Thisisabridgeoflengththree.Determinethenumberofbeamsinabridgeofanylength.

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DixonNolanAdamsMathema1cs2016

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HighCogniCveDemandTask

Thisisabridgeoflengththree.Describehowthefollowinggeneraliza1onswerevisualized:

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DixonNolanAdamsMathema1cs2016

3+4 n−1( ) n+2n+ n−1( ) 3n+ n−1( )

LevelsofCogniCveDemand

•  Memoriza1on•  Procedureswithoutconnec1ons•  Procedureswithconnec1ons•  Doingmathema1cs

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Lower-Level

Demands

Higher-Level

Demands

Smith&Stein,“Selec1ngandCrea1ngMathema1calTasks:FromResearchtoPrac1ce”,2012

What“HighCogniCveDemand”LooksLike

•  Messy!•  Students“grapplewithcomplexity”•  Studentsresponddirectlytootherstudents•  Studentsdothesense-making•  LeverageStandardsforMathema9calPrac9ce

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Rethinking“I-We-You”

•  Not“I-we-you”=gradualrelease•  Instead“You-we-I”=produc1vestruggle

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What“HighCogniCveDemand”LooksLike–Teachermoves

•  Facilita1ngdiscourseamongstudents– “Whatdidshesay?”– “Isthatwhatshesaid?”– “Youseemtodisagree.Why?”– Summarizedifferentresponses,thensay“Itsoundslikeyouhavemoretotalkabout”andwalkaway

– S:“Idon’tgetit”T:“Thenyouhaveaques1ontoask(otherstudent)”

– Teacherrarelygivesauthorita1veanswertoques1on

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What“HighCogniCveDemand”LooksLike–Teachermoves

•  Ques1onstudents’correctanswers!Givenoindica1onofcorrectness

•  “Isawastudentdo______.Whatdoyouthink?”•  Have[student2]use[student1]’sapproachtosolvetheproblem

•  Wait1me

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CogniCveDemandinAlgebra2

•  Promp1ngstudentstounderstandeachothers’thinkingkeepsstudentsengagedlongerandatahighercogni1velevel

•  LeveragingtheMathema9csTeachingPrac9cestofocusonprocesses,notjustanswers

•  Givestudentsmorecredit:givethemtheopportunitythenletthempursueit

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Goalsforthisworkshop

•  Avoidingfocuson“answer-geFng”•  WhatisCogni1veDemand?•  Modifyingexis1ngproblemsandtasks,not“reinven1ngthewheel”

•  Work1mecrea1ngsharedresourcetotakebacktoourclassrooms

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PosePurposefulQuesCons

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FromNCTM’sPrinciplestoAc9ons(pp35-36):“Purposefulques9onsallowteacherstodiscernwhatstudentsknowandadaptlessonstomeetvariedlevelsofunderstanding,helpstudentsmakeimportantmathema9calconnec9ons,andsupportstudentsinposingtheirownques9ons.”

ModifyingProblemstoIncreaseCogniCveDemand

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Apply a Context

Multiple Representations

Open-Middle

Generalize

Reversibility

Uniqueness

Flexibility Defend/Dispute a Claim

Generalize

Then:Writeanequa1onforanellipsethatcontainsthepoint(6,0).Now:Write2moreequa1onsofellipsesthatallcontainthepoint(6,0).Writeageneralruleforanyellipsecontaining(6,0)Writeageneralruleforanyellipsecontaining(a,0)

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Generalize

Then:Determinetheendbehaviorofy=2x–3Now:Writearuletodeterminetheendbehaviorofanyexponen1alfunc1on:

y=ab(x–c)+d

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Reversibility

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Then:Findthefirstfouriteratesoff(n)=n2+2wheren0=-1.Now:Given-1,3,11,123,…

Explainthepa3ernanddeterminea(recursive)formula

Reversibility

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Then:Solvethissystemofequa1ons:

Now:Createasystemofequa1onswhose

solu1onis(3,0,1)

x +2y + z = 4y − z = −1

−2x + z = −5

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Reversibility

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Then:Findcsc(A):Now:5/4isthecosecantofwhichangle?

Y

E

A

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Uniqueness

“Istheremorethanonesolu1on?”“Howdoyouknow?”

Notes:•  Askthisques9onregularly,evenwhenthereisonly1uniquesolu9on

•  Useinteres9ngques9onsregularlythathavenon-uniquesolu9ons

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Flexibility

NCTMon“proceduralfluency”:•  Applyproceduresaccurately,efficiently,andflexibly

•  Transferprocedurestodifferentproblemsandcontexts

•  Buildormodifyproceduresfromotherprocedures

•  Recognizewhenonestrategy/procedureismoreappropriatetoapplythananother

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Flexibility

Then:Factorcompletely:y=x3–5x2+3x–15

Now:Factorcompletely:

y=(x3–6x2+5x)+(x2–2x–15)Nowfactoragainusingadifferentapproach.Whichdoyouprefer?Writeanexpressionforwhichyouprefertheotherapproach.

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Flexibility

Then:Writeanequa1onfor:Now:Writetwoequa1onsusingtwodifferentfunc1ons.Whichdoyouprefer?Why?Sketchagraphthatwouldmakeyouprefertheotherfunc1on

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ApplyaContext

•  Recall:

•  Createyourowncontextfor:B=4n+(n-2)

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ApplyaContext

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http://www.nba.com/gametracker/#/20160508/CLEATL/lp/analysis

How is “root multiplicity” represented in this graph? What do they tell us about the game?

MulCpleRepresentaCons

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MulCpleRepresentaCons

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Then:Theheightofahotairballooncanbemodeledbyh(t)=–0.08t4+4.7t3–84.3t2+539t.Findalllocalextrema.Now:Createabe3errepresenta1onforthecompanytodisplayintheiradver1sementthatgivesmorecleardetailsabouttheflight.

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Open-Middle

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Open-Middle

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Open-Middle

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Defend/DisputeaClaim

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y=asin(b(x–c))+dEsme:“Thereisonlyonevalueforbthatmakesthisfunc1onhaveperiod3π.”DoyouagreeordisagreewithEsme?Writeaparagraphtoexplainyourreasoning.

Defend/DisputeaClaim

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Esme:“Tofindthecomplexrootsofaquadra1c,Icanreflecttheparabolaver1callyoverits

vertexthenusetherealx-intercepts.”DoyouagreeordisagreewithEsme?Supportyouranswermathema1cally.

Defend/DisputeaClaim

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Esme:“Tofindthecomplexrootsofaquadra1c,Icanreflecttheparabolaver1callyoverits

vertexthenusetherealx-intercepts.”

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Defend/DisputeaClaim

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Esme:“Everypolynomialhasauniquefactoriza1on.”

DoyouagreeordisagreewithEsme?Supportyouranswermathema1cally.

PhillipsExeterAcademy

h3p://www.businessinsider.com/what-its-like-to-a3end-phillips-exeter-academy-2014-11?op=1

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ModifyingProblemstoIncreaseCogniCveDemand

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Apply a Context

Multiple Representations

Open-Middle

Generalize

Reversibility

Uniqueness

Flexibility Defend/Dispute a Claim

ModificaConandReflecCon

Designate1personfromyourgrouptoshare:1)oneofyourfavoritemodifica1ons2)onereflec1ononthestrategies

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https://www.edsurge.com/news/2016-06-28-5-things-teachers-want-from-pd-and-how-coaching-and-collaboration-can-deliver-them-if-implementation-improves

Inthefigure[below],arcBDiscenteredatA,andithasthesamelengthastangentsegmentBC.ExplainwhysectorABDhasthesameareaastriangleABC.

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Leavewithaproblem…

@dynamic_math

h3ps://www.geogebra.org/m/npZNjN2Kh3ps://www.geogebra.org/tbrzezinski

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JasonSlowbeGreatOakHighSchool

SanDiego,CA

@TheSlowbejason.slowbe@gmail.com#NCTMinst

SustainingHighCogniCveDemandinIntermediateAlgebra

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