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Proportions in Action- MYP 4 Math Extended- Surendra Bisht & Pooja Sharma

Objective of the Learning Engagement: Understanding of Direct Variation and the Constant of Proportionality

Details of the Learning Engagement: In the "Proportions in Action" activity, conducted for both sections of Grade 9 Extended Math at RO MPH, students engaged in identifying and connecting tables, graphs, and equations with six different real-life situations representing direct variation. The activity involved pre-provided tables, graphs, and equations that students had to analyze and match with the given scenarios.

The activity required students to paste their matched findings on chart paper.

Impact of the engagement on students and reflection as a teachers:
This visual representation helped reinforce their understanding of direct variation and the constant of proportionality. By working with multiple formats of information, students enhanced their ability to interpret and connect mathematical relationships in practical contexts.

-Surendra Bisht & Pooja Sharma

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  1. NagarjunaSeptember 16, 2024 at 9:24 PM

    Interesting activity that connects different ways of representing relationships.

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