The ICEBERG Approach of Learning Fractio

  

The ICEBERG Approach of Learning

Teachers’

Fractions in Junior High School:

  

Reflection Prior Lesson Study Activities

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Yogyakarta State University

Indonesia

  H ERMENEUTICS OF LIFE

  Iceberg Approach in Realistics Mathematics (Moerlands, 2004 in Sutarto, 2008)

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ROBLEM OF

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ROBLEM OF

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MATH SCHOOL MATH

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HENOMENOLOGY P

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(H )

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  4 Idealized M a rsi g it, In d o n e sia

  Abstracted Math The Nature of School Math

Inside your

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MIND Outside your MIND

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  (Superserve) (Subserve)

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Inside Outside your MIND

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  Your (Plural)

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Inside your Outside your MIND

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  MIND (synthetic/

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  (analytic/co Correspondence)

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  herence)

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  3 book + 2 book = 5 book e

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  3 pencil + 2 pencil = 5 pencil 3+2=5

  3 book + 2 pencil = 5 ? 3 book + 2 pencil = 5 ? The Nature of School Math

Inside your Outside your MIND

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  MIND (concret)

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  X=30 The Nature of School Math

Inside your Outside your MIND

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ERMENEUTICS OF

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  ICEBERG A PPROACH

  SCHOOL

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  MATHEMATICS

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  1. Mathematics is a search for PATTERN and

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  RELATIONSHIP

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  2. Mathematics is PROBLEM SOLVING activity 

  3. Mathematics is a mean of INVESTIGATION 

  4. Mathematics is a mean of COMMUNICATION

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C ONCLUSION

  The teachers need to have clear picture of the NATURE OF SCHOOL MATHEMATICS, REALISTICS MATHEMATICS, and CONSTRUCTIVE TEACHING

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  4 The teachers need to organize M a rsi

  presentation, demonstrate and

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  interconnected relationships

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  between division, fractions, decimals, and percents (e.g., physically divide a whole into five equal pieces)

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  1 The teachers need to develop skills on using

  concrete materials (i.e., manipulatives)

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  before proceeding to semi-concrete

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  materials (e.g., pictorial representations)

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  before proceeding to abstract problems (e.g., numerical representation)

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  4 The teachers need to develop M a rsi

  methods to uncover the

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  variations of all problem types

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  lead the students to make generalizations (e.g., that all fractions represent parts of a whole)

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  4 The teacher need to develop M a rsi g

  various methods of teaching,

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  various learning resources, e

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  and various interaction/communication

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  1 The teachers still have problems in

  developing concept acquisition of

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  fractions from mathematical world

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  orientation to formal form of fraction.

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  4 Material model of fraction and M a rsi g

  searching the relationship

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  help the teacher to develop e

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  method to encourage students to solve the problems of acquisition of the fractions.

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