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P1 Holistic Assessment for Mathematics 2013 Curricula Goal Curricula Goal Analytical Problem-Solvers Analytical Problem-Solvers O use of analysis or logical reasoning to solve problems Curricula Goal Analytical Problem-Solvers Analytical


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P1 Holistic Assessment for Mathematics 2013

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Curricula Goal Curricula Goal

Analytical Problem-Solvers Analytical Problem-Solvers

O use of analysis or logical

reasoning to solve problems

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Curricula Goal

Analytical Problem-Solvers Analytical Problem-Solvers

O The development of mathematical

problem solving ability is dependent

  • n five inter-related components,

namely, Concepts, Skills, Processes, Attitudes and Metacognition.

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The Mathematics Framework The Mathematics Framework

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How we are going to achieve?

Building the basic foundation in numeracy Leverage on strengths, work

  • n Weaknesses

and explore new mathematical concepts Mastery in meeting the standards stipulated in the primary school Maths syllabus and PSLE

P1 – P2 P3 – P4 P5 – P6

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 P1 Holistic Assessment Plan

HOLISTIC ASSESSMENT HOLISTIC ASSESSMENT

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Infusing Literature in Mathematics

O Using stories to arouse interest in

learning Maths.

O Stories require inferential and

evaluative comprehension in reading instruction.

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P1 STORYBOOK

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P1 STORYBOOK

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P1 STORYBOOK

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Performance Task

O requires students to apply their

academic knowledge to practical situation.

O assess both the process and product

  • f practical work.
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P1 PRACTICAL TASK - LENGTH

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P1 PRACTICAL TASK – PICTURE GRAPH

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O Develop and enhance mathematical

thinking and communication skills in Mathematics.

O Record of the experience received

from the specific Math exercise or problem solving activity.

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USE OF RUBRICS USE OF RUBRICS

Communicate learning outcomes to students Guide students to set goals

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STUDENT A (PATTERN 1)

Teacher’s comments:

It is great that you have used different sizes of circles and different shapes to make a

  • pattern. However, you have missed out a shape. Can you find the missing pattern?
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Teacher’s comments: You have fully understood the directions given for the task and were able to use your creativity to form pictures to make a pattern. Excellent !

STUDENT B (PATTERN 2)

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P1 MATH TRAIL P1 MATH TRAIL

  • TRIP TO THE ZOO

RIP TO THE ZOO

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P1 MATH TRAIL P1 MATH TRAIL

  • TRIP TO THE ZOO

RIP TO THE ZOO

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P1 MATH TRAIL P1 MATH TRAIL

  • TRIP TO THE ZOO

RIP TO THE ZOO

Teacher’s comments: Excellent! You have explained your thinking process well and even shared the extra number

  • f bananas needed to feed all

the monkeys.

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REVIEW TEST – COVER PAGE

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FEEDBACK TO PARENTS FEEDBACK TO PARENTS

Feedback on child’s performance in Maths Test Feedback on specific areas to remediate

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