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Foundations for Teaching Arithmetic
Version 2

Editors: Kyla Marston & Kaye Stacey


This CD-ROM is for teachers and teacher education students. It supports the teaching of number and arithmetic from early primary into junior secondary years. It explains the important mathematical principles, demonstrates how these can be explained to children and shows both expert performance and intermediate stages of algorithms. It is useful for both practising teachers and teacher education students. It can be used as part of a teacher education course or in-service course, or as a stand-alone self-help program to improve basic understanding of arithmetic and its underlying principles and increase knowledge for teaching.

The CD has text, extensive graphics, slide shows and small movies demonstrating solution methods of various stages of sophistication.

Contents

Each topic includes:

Whole Numbers

Meaning and Models

Fractions

Key Ideas

Decimals

Operations

Measurement

Teaching Connections

Negative Numbers

Quiz and Answers

Percent, Ratio and Rates

 

Playback system requirements:

  • Windows pentium processor or equivalent, Windows 95, 989, NT4 or later, minimum 24MB available RAM. Netscape 4 or above or Internet Explorer 4 or above, QuickTime 4 software included on CD.

  • Macintosh PowerPC or above with system 7.6.1 or later, minimum 24MB available RAM. Netscape 4 or above or Internet Explorer 4 or above, QuickTime 4 software included on CD.

Price: $44.00 (Australian dollars incl. GST and Australian postage. Add $10 for international postage)

For further information about the Foundations for Teaching Arithmetic CD-ROM, please go to the FTA home page.

Reference
Marston, K. & Stacey, K. (2001) Foundations of Teaching Arithmetic (CD-ROM) Melbourne: University of Melbourne, Department of Science and Mathematics Education.

 



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