Question 1. What are your priority goals in teaching students math? |
To make sure students will use acquired skills and knowledge in life |
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To make sure students will use acquired skills and knowledge for successful career |
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To make sure students will get a certificate of general secondary education |
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To make sure students will pass Russian national exams (basic/united) |
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To make sure students will continue studying at university |
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Question 2. At the lesson you teach to |
Apply the learned material in different life situations |
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Analyse, classify, generalize, make conclusions |
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Math language and methods |
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Collaborate with others efficiently |
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Take decisions in different situations |
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Solve tasks from Russian national exams (basic/united) |
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Question 3. What would you spend more time doing while teaching math? |
Applying the learned material in different life situations |
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Solving the problems and describing the solution in a proper way |
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Group task-solving |
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Math language and methods |
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Ability to analyse, classify, generalize, make conclusions |
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Critical thinking |
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Solving tasks from Russian national exams (basic/united) |
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Question 4. Why would you spend less time on doing or would not do at all while teaching math? |
Applying the learned material in different life situations |
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Solving the problems and describing the solution in a proper way |
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Group task-solving |
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Math language and methods |
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Ability to analyse, classify, generalize, make conclusions |
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Critical thinking |
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Solving tasks from Russian national exams (basic/united) |
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