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MYP Assessment in Mathematics Parent Information Session Tuesday, September 18, 2018 Mathematics at BIS Identified area of growth for BIS via ISA Results IB DP Results are strong (HL-5.5 , SL-5.3, Studies-4.5) Curricular vertical


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MYP Assessment in Mathematics Parent Information Session Tuesday, September 18, 2018

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Mathematics at BIS

  • Identified area of growth for BIS via ISA Results
  • IB DP Results are strong

(HL-5.5 , SL-5.3, Studies-4.5)

  • Curricular vertical alignment - Backwards design

(IB Math - Two new courses being introduced SY19-20)

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2017/18 ISA Results

Grade Level Math 3 4 X 5 6 X 7 X 8 X 9 X 10 X

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BIS Response

  • Ensure Alignment
  • Maintain rigor set by our SY 18-19 Math Department
  • Identify gaps in knowledge and skills
  • Provide extra math support when gaps identified
  • Parent and Student education regarding Assessment

Criteria and Grading

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Community Response

  • Support the Math Department
  • Encourage and reinforce grit, growth mindset
  • Encourage homework and practice
  • Support the Grade Recalibration
  • Provide tutoring if required
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Criteria

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Criterion A - Knowing and understanding

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Criterion B - Investigating patterns

Assessment tasks could have a variety of solutions and should enhance independent mathematical thinking.

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Criterion B - Investigating patterns

Grade 6 Grade 7&8 Grade 9&10

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Criterion C - Communicating

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Criterion C - Communicating

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Criterion D - Applying mathematics in real-life contexts Mathematics can be used to model many situations (for example, painting a room, analysing mobile telephone tariff plans, triangulation, diet plans).

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Criterion D - Applying mathematics in real-life contexts

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Example task aligned with Criterion A - G7

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E.g. Level 1-2 Question

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E.g. 3-4 Question: Expressing Percentages. Calculating Percentage change. a) Express 22 days as a percentage of the days in July b) Sam jumped 2.4 metres in the long jump. His second jump was 25% longer. How long was his second jump? c) Matthew scored 22 out of 30 in a recent examination.

What was his score as a percentage?

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Level 5-6

E.g 5-6 Question: In order for a school to allow a vending machine to be placed next to the cafeteria, 65% of the school's population must ask for it. If 340 of the school's 650 students have requested the vending machines, how many more are needed to get the vending machines?

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E.g. Q8. Daniel bakes 420 cakes. He bakes only vanilla cakes, banana cakes, lemon cakes and chocolate cakes.

  • 2/7 of the cakes are vanilla cakes.
  • 35% of the cakes are banana cakes.
  • The ratio of the number of lemon cakes to the number of

chocolate cakes is 4:5

How many lemon cakes does Daniel bake?

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Grade Boundaries

A /8 B + /8 C + /8 D + /8 Total /32

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Feedback

  • Share Mathematical terminology being used with students

and parents.

  • See MYP Command Terms on following slides
  • In Term 2, all Math teachers will be released from other ASAs

and Math assistance will be advertised within the ASA list. After school assistance available now.

– Mondays, 15:00-16:00 Mr. Ferris Grade 6-8, Room 6 – Wednesdays, 15:00-16:00 Mrs. Wood, Room 9 – Wednesdays, 15:00-16:00 Mr. Golkalp, Room 6 – Thursdays, 1500-16:00 Mr. Collins, Room 1

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