Moderating Multiplicative Thinking Aspect

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This afternoon we moderated teacher samples of the Multiplicative Thinking aspect.  Every teacher had to bring copies of their student's written responses to various problems that primarily focused on multiplicative ideas.

Great discussions were had.  It was quite telling when we had varying understandings of what we felt the students were demonstrating in their thinking and how this aligned with the LPF rubric.  Below are scanned copies of our thoughts and why.

Multiplicative Thinking Rubric                     Student Exemplars

We will remain focusing on the 'Multiplicative Thinking' aspect, and hopefully we will have a more unified opinion on where our student's samples sit within the LPF rubric.



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