Psychology of Learning Mathematics
Improving Math Instruction from K-12 and Beyond
Teaching Mathematics in a Changing World
Master Course by Professor Mahesh Sharma
A course for K-12 Teachers and College Instructors.
IMIA K-12 Syllabus
PSYCHOLOGY OF LEARNING MATHEMATICS:
IMPROVING MATH INSTRUCTION K-12 and BEYOND
COURSE OBJECTIVES
I. HOW CHILDREN LEARN MATHEMATICS
A. Cognitive development and mathematics learning
B. Mathematics learning personality 🕮
C. Levels of knowing mathematics 🕮
D. Prerequisite skills and mathematics learning
E. Mathematics of a second language. 🕮 🕮 🕮 🕮
II. INSTRUCTIONAL MODELS
A. Characteristics of models
B. Vertical acceleration
C. A lesson plan
III. KEY CONCEPTS, SKILLS AND PROCEDURES IN MATHEMATICS
A. Number conceptualization, relationships, and procedures
B. Representing number: place value and its forms
C. Fractions: representation, forms, operations, applications
D. Integers and operations on integers
E. Spatial sense and geometric thinking
F. Algebraic thinking