METHODS TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES FOR TEACHING ALGEBRA Throughout my thematic unit, the chosen universal subject is Algebra. Because many subjects in mathematics correlate and interconnect among each other

METHODS TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES FOR TEACHING ALGEBRA Throughout my thematic unit, the chosen universal subject is Algebra. Because many subjects in mathematics correlate and interconnect among each other

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METHODS TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES FOR TEACHING ALGEBRA

Throughout my thematic unit, the chosen universal subject is Algebra. Because many subjects in mathematics correlate and interconnect among each other, the choice to select Algebra was both for the numerous and diverse pragmatic applications to real life situations and my personal high proficiency and comfortability with the subject. As a teacher, it is vital to fully understand a subject that he or she is teaching to students. In the thematic unit, I chose lessons in which students will build connections with previous concepts to master novel mathematical ideas. For example, before students were taught how to multiply binomials using the “FOIL” method, they were taught the properties of exponents and steps to factor polynomials. Also, students can make connections in the lesson on solving radical equations by understanding previous topics such as properties of exponents and solving two step equations. This scope and sequence is fundamental in scaffolding, linking old and new ideas, and understanding mathematics.

At times, the standards did not include these types of connections that are necessary for students to understand prior concepts to new ones, especially those that require remediation. Professional judgment from the teacher is required in making decisions on whether to add old concepts into the lesson plan in order to encourage students to make these connections or remediate these concepts in order to understand newer ideas. For example, the lesson on solving radical equations