ExpertRating Online Teaching Course - $129.99

ExpertRating Teaching Certification-Math Model Drawing 1-6 is a valuable Certification which will make writing more interesting and fun for your students.

The Teaching Certification-Math Model Drawing 1-6 course provides a comprehensive understanding of math. The course will enhance the teachers’ abilities to use manipulative materials and math techniques. You will also come across writing terminology during the passage of this course and worksheets and check sheets have been provided which the students can put to immediate use.

This course will open new avenues for math modal teaching by its emphasis on focus for interpretation and textual explanation. The ExpertRating Teaching Certification-(Math Model Drawing 1-6) will make you familiar with innovative teaching methods to teach math to your students.

ExpertRating Online Teaching Course (Model Drawing: Grades 1-6) Coverage (6 weeks program)

Week One

Wednesday - Lesson 01

Do your students get frustrated when it's time to solve word problems? Perhaps they find the process confusing or can't seem to figure out what the problem is asking. In our first lesson, you'll discover a wonderful solution to this common problem—it's a Singapore Math strategy called model drawing, and it give students seven reliable steps that will help them solve just about every word problem they encounter.

Friday - Lesson 02

Are you ready to learn about our seven steps? With model drawing, we begin by reading the problem. Then we determine our variables, make a visual representation of the problem (the model), adjust that model for problem information, place our question mark to indicate what we're solving for, do the computation, and write a final sentence. Guess what? It's really simple! We'll go over all of it in this lesson.

Week Two

Wednesday - Lesson 03

Whether you teach first grade or sixth, it's helpful to know how to solve basic addition problems with model drawing. These are great learning exercises for older students because the computation is simple, and they can focus on the process. But these problems are also part of the basic curriculum for younger kids. In this lesson, we'll solve a variety of addition problems.

Friday - Lesson 04

Subtraction word problems can be pretty tricky. Sometimes it's hard to keep track of what goes where, and other times, it's confusing to do the math itself. Which number do you subtract from which? Find out how to harness the power of a visual model that shows students how the subtracted quantity fits into the problem.

Week Three

Wednesday - Lesson 05-

Remember those problems where Sally types 62 words per minute and you had to figure out how many words she types in 15 minutes? Well, guess what? These problems don't have to be as hard as they seem. In fact, in this lesson, I'll show you how easy it is to show each quantity in our model drawings.

Friday - Lesson 06

Now that we've mastered multiplication problems, it's time to discover their cousin. Division word problems are often the ones students stumble on the most, but after this lesson, you'll soon be gliding through them with ease. You'll even discover how to solve those tricky before and after scenarios.

Week Four

Wednesday - Lesson 07

If you have half as much fun taking this course as you do going to a theme park, how much fun will you have? A lot! Tackle fraction word problems that are easy to visualize with our unit bar model. You'll be amazed by how much a simple model can help students understand complex fraction concepts.

Friday - Lesson 08

If you've ever needed to figure out how many miles you'll get out of a few gallons of gas, you'll appreciate this lesson on rate word problems. You'll learn how to set up the two different things we're comparing in a typical rate problem (like miles per gallon or cookies per plate). You'll soon be breezing through even the most complicated rate problems-like how long it takes to fill a pool with a hose that puts out 8 gallons per minute.

Week Five

Wednesday - Lesson 09

Now that you've discovered rates, let's talk about their close friend: ratio problems. Let's say you have 3 candy bars to my 1, and Jill has 2 to your 3. That's a 3:1:2 ratio. If I have 16 candy bars, how many do you have? These problems don't have to be any more complex than multiplication problems—it's all about finding the base unit and working from there. You'll learn how in this lesson.

Friday - Lesson 10

Do you ever find yourself calculating the bill before your check comes at dinner? Or perhaps you keep a running total in your head as you throw items in the shopping cart at the market. Well, decimal and money problems are so much a part of real life that we've got to figure out a practical, reliable way to solve them. Get ready for a fun-filled lesson.

Week Six

Wednesday - Lesson 11

The nice thing about percent problems is that most of the time, you're not working with more than 100%. A school can't have 115% students, and a pie can't have 200% pumpkin filling. With our handy percent ruler (a great model drawing trick), these problems become a snap.

Friday - Lesson 12

Now that you've learned how to successfully integrate model drawing with so many kinds of word problems, Go over how you can take all of this information into your classroom. It's all about introducing model drawing the right way, doing lots of practice before you present the lessons, and giving students ample opportunities to learn with you and on their own.

Buy the ExpertRating Online Teaching Course (Model Drawing: Grades 1-6) - $129.99

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