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Making Connections to Reasoning Processes

Spatial Reasoning

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“Research on spatial reasoning substantiates the critical importance of spatial reasoning abilities in geometry, measurement and problem solving both early in students’ mathematics experiences as well as later in high school and beyond, especially in STEM areas.”
(Shumway, 2013, p. 50)


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Proportional Reasoning

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“All ability to reason using proportional relationships is a complex process that develops over an extended period of time. It takes many varied physical experiences to develop an understanding of what a proportional relationship is and then more time to gain the ability to deal with it abstractly.”
(Cordel, & Mason, 2000) 

Proportional Reasoning: An Overview

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​Primary: Developing Proportional Reasoning through Unitizing

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Bibliography

Ontario Ministry of Education. (2012). Paying attention to proportional reasoning. Toronto, ON: Queen’s Printer for Ontario. Retrieved from http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/teachers/studentsuccess/ ProportionReason.pdf

Ontario Ministry of Education. (2013). Paying attention to spatial reasoning. Toronto, ON: Queen’s Printer for Ontario. Retrieved from http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/literacynumeracy/ PayingAttentiontoSpatialReasoning.pdf​


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  • Home
  • SWS
    • Our Process 2015-2016
    • Abstract 2015-2016
    • Student Voice
    • Teacher Voice
  • Early Numeracy
    • What is Number Sense?
    • Visual Routines
    • Counting Routines
    • Playing with Quantity
    • Making Student Thinking Visible - Assessment for Learning
    • Resources to Help Dig Deeper
    • Making Connections to Reasoning Processes
    • Teacher Voice
  • Manipulatives
    • Spatializing Math
    • Proportional Reasoning
    • Relational Rods
    • Virtual Manipulatives
    • Research and Resources
  • Math and the Arts
    • A Beautiful Combination
    • Creative Process and Problem Solving
    • Activities >
      • Photomathography
      • Stop Motion Animation
      • Art Bot - STEAM
      • More activities to come!
    • Inspiration
  • Tech to Support Learning
  • Follow our learning - #hpmath
  • Resources We Are Using
  • CT and Coding
    • Definitions and Benefits
    • Coding Unplugged
    • Intro to Scratch
    • Using Scratch in the Classroom
    • Other Interesting Resources
  • Supporting Teachers Learning in Math