This document provides an overview of a course on teaching fractions in Singapore math. The course is in two parts, focusing on topics typically taught in upper primary levels such as grades 4 and above. It reviews fundamentals of Singapore math and covers addition, subtraction, mixed numbers, improper fractions, and multiplication and division of fractions. Sample word problems and examples from Singapore math textbooks are provided. The slides for the course are available online.
1. FRAC
TION
in singapore
math
Dr Yeap Ban Har
Marshall Cavendish Institute
Singapore
Slides are available at yeapbanhar@gmail.com
www.banhar.blogspot.com
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durian, there is
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Singapore Math.
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5. “Mathematics is an excellent
vehicle for the development
and improvement of a person’s
intellectual competencies”
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MAP202 TEACHING OF FRACTIONS
Slides are available at reviewing fundamentals of singapore math
www.banhar.blogspot.com
10. FRAC
TION
in singapore
math MAP202 TEACHING OF FRACTIONS
addition &
subtraction
Slides are available at
www.banhar.blogspot.com
11. My Pals Are Here! Mathematics (Second Edition)
1
3 fifths + 1 fifth
Grade
2
12. My Pals Are Here! Mathematics (Second Edition)
1
1 half + 1 fourth
Grade
3
13. My Pals Are Here! Mathematics (Second Edition)
1
3 fifths + 4 fifths
Grade
4
14. My Pals Are Here! Mathematics (Second Edition)
1
1 half + 4 fifths
Grade
5
54. My Pals Are Here! Mathematics (Second Edition)
Princess Elizabeth Primary School, Singapore
55. My Pals Are Here! Mathematics (Second Edition)
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