This document outlines the foundations of mathematics teaching and learning in the Philippines. It discusses the nature of mathematics as a way of thinking and communicating, and as a tool for national progress. It also describes the cognitive demands and values of mathematics, including visualization, flexibility, computing, solving problems, and cultural rootedness. The document then presents seven principles of mathematics instruction: being mathematically competent, learning through active engagement, using a variety of tools, valuing assessment, developing positive attitudes, and gaining community support. It concludes by stating the goal of developing learners' critical thinking and problem-solving skills through the mathematics curriculum.
This document outlines the foundations of mathematics teaching and learning in the Philippines. It discusses the nature of mathematics as a way of thinking and communicating, and as a tool for national progress. It also describes the cognitive demands and values of mathematics, including visualization, flexibility, computing, solving problems, and cultural rootedness. The document then presents seven principles of mathematics instruction: being mathematically competent, learning through active engagement, using a variety of tools, valuing assessment, developing positive attitudes, and gaining community support. It concludes by stating the goal of developing learners' critical thinking and problem-solving skills through the mathematics curriculum.
This document outlines the foundations of mathematics teaching and learning in the Philippines. It discusses the nature of mathematics as a way of thinking and communicating, and as a tool for national progress. It also describes the cognitive demands and values of mathematics, including visualization, flexibility, computing, solving problems, and cultural rootedness. The document then presents seven principles of mathematics instruction: being mathematically competent, learning through active engagement, using a variety of tools, valuing assessment, developing positive attitudes, and gaining community support. It concludes by stating the goal of developing learners' critical thinking and problem-solving skills through the mathematics curriculum.
FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICS TEACHING AND LEARNING IN THE PHILIPPINES
Roles Cognitive Mathematical
Nature of Principles in Mathematics Cognitive of Mathematics Demands Content Mathematics Instruction Values in the Philippine Education A study of PRINCIPLE 1 Numbers and patterns and Being mathematically competent Visualization Objectivity Number Sense Facilitating means more than having the ability relationships whole numbers, number participation to compute and perform algorithms theory, fractions, in productive and mathematical procedures decimals ratio and A way of life skills Flexibility proportion, percent and PRINCIPLE 2 Knowing thinking The physical and social dimensions of and integers A way of a mathematical environment creativity Measurement making sense contribute to one’s success in length, mass, weight, An art of the world learning mathematics capacity, time, money, Computing temperature, angles, PRINCIPLE 3 Utility perimeter, area, surface A Means of Mathematics is best learned when area, and volume A language communication students are actively engaged Geometry Solving parallel and perpendicular PRINCIPLE 4 Cultural A gateway A deep understanding of rootedness lines, angles, triangles, A tool for national mathematics requires a variety of quadrilaterals, polygons, circles, and solid figures progress tools for learning like cube and prism Applying PHILIPPINE’S PRINCIPLE 5 Introspection Assessment in mathematics must be Patterns and K-12 CURRICULUM valued for the sake of knowing what Algebra Pedagogical Strategies and how students learn or fail to learn continuous and repeating mathematics Proving patterns, number CONSTRUCTIVIST Productive sentences, sequences P R I NC I P L E 6 Disposition and simple equations INQUIRY-BASED Students’ attitudes and beliefs about GOAL REFLECTIVE mathematics affect their learning MATHEMATICS Statistics and CURRICULUM Probability COLLABORATIVE PRINCIPLE 7 bar graphs, line graphs Mathematics learning needs the To develop the learner's and pie graphs, simple DIFFERENTIATED support of both parents and other critical thinking and experiment and INTERGRATIVE community groups problem-solving skills experimental probability