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Date Created1997-12-12
Description“Topping. Or no topping.” The students recognized the isomorphic relationship between the tower problem and the pizza problem.
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Date Created1997-12-12
Description“Everything we ever do always is like the tower problem.” Students worked on the 5-topping pizza problem. Mike introduced binary notation as a way to list the answers to the pizza problem. ...
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Date Created2004-12-01
DescriptionThis is the third session of Cohort Two of the Informal Mathematics Learning study. In this clip, students are working on the problem "Can you find another set of rods that have the same relationship...
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Date Created2004-11-18
DescriptionThis is the second session of Cohort Two of the Informal Mathematics Learning study. In this clip, students present their claims to the whole group and defend their reasoning using Cuisenaire rods.
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Date Created2004-12-01
DescriptionThis is the third session of Cohort Two of the Informal Mathematics Learning study. In this clip, students are working on the problem "Claim: the red rod is 1/4 as long as the brown rod. What do you...
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Date Created2004-12-02
DescriptionThis is the fourth session of Cohort Two of the Informal Mathematics Learning study. In this video, students are working on the problem: If the number name for the dark green rod is one, what would...
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Date Created2004-12-02
DescriptionThis video captures a discussion between researchers and teacher-interns reflected on the fourth day of Cuisenaire rod activities with Cohort Two of the Informal Mathematics Learning study. Teachers:...
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Date Created2004-12-01
DescriptionThis video captures a discussion between researchers and teacher-interns reflected on the third day of Cuisenaire rod activities with Cohort Two of the Informal Mathematics Learning study.
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Date Created2004-12-01
DescriptionThis is the third session of Cohort Two of the Informal Mathematics Learning study. In this clip, students present their responses to the prompt "Claim: the red rod is 1/4 as long as the brown rod....
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DescriptionIn the fourth clip researcher Carolyn Maher asked the students to each come up and take a turn placing some fractions on the number line. She called on Gregory to come up first. He placed a one half...