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2012
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Seto, C., Thomas, M. M., Ng, D. K. E., Chan, E. C. M., & Widijaja, W. (2012). Mathematical modelling for Singapore primary classrooms: From a teacher’s lens. In D. Jaguthsing, P. C. Lu., S. F. Ng (Eds), Mathematics education : Expanding horizons: Proceedings of the 35th Annual Conference of the Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia (pp. 672-679). Adelaide : Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia.
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Limited Singapore research indicated a lack of exposure of modelling tasks at primary levels.
Teacher reflection is used as a tool in design research cycles exploring the potentials of
modelling tasks in a Singapore primary five classroom. Findings reveal that the teacher
identified three potentials of a modelling task on children’s mathematisation process: the task
provided a platform for children to (a) identify variables and form relationships between
them, (b) relate school-based math learning to real-world experiences, and (c) justify their
mathematical models. Implications on the promotion of modelling tasks at primary schools
as well as teacher education are drawn.
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This paper was published in the Mathematics education : Expanding horizons: Proceedings of the 35th Annual Conference of the Mathematics Education Research Group of Australasia, held in Singapore from 2 – 6 Jul 2012
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9789810725273
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