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This document discusses how various school subjects can incorporate mathematical concepts and skills. It provides examples of how history, English, citizenship, geography, science, music, art, ICT, and PE can all handle and interpret data, use formulas, graphs, charts, and other mathematical representations. This cross-curricular approach aims to make pupils better informed citizens by discussing topics like populations, time, fractions, percentages, and data analysis in different subject contexts.
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- 1. ‘Mathematics educators favour the cluster of rationalism while science educators emphasise empiricism.’ Prof. Alan J. Bishop. Monash University Australia, 2008.
- 2. History/ English / S.M.E. /Citizenship and R.E. - - Handling data cycle – state problem, identify and collect data, analyse and represent data, interpret results • Graphs and charts labelling. Discussing numbers (for example, in populations), time differences, fractions, percentages and proportions, handling and interpreting data as a means of enabling pupils to become better informed citizens. Geography – Handling data – collect data, present, analyse, interpret. Map Scales, tables, plotting graphs, charts, scatter graphs, mean averages, using formulas. Science – Tables, graphs, scatter graphs, mean averages, using formulas, conversion of units, large numbers, fractions and decimals, indices, ratios and proportions, and the relationships between different metric units.
- 3. Music – Bars in music writing, equivalent fractions, , time signatures and use of symbols. Rhythm patterns represented either symbolically or numerically, study of pattern in musical forms such as ABA, AABA, ABAB (leading to fugue, sonata and symphonic form) enhanced by pupils’ understanding of repeating patterns in mathematics. Art – Ratio, enlargement scale factor, reflection, symmetry, congruence, similarity, construction of shape, patterns and repeating shapes. ICT - Logo, graph plotting and dynamic geometric shaping, computer programming, spreadsheet programming. P.E. –Cardiac output, BPM, Body Mass Index formulas. Tournament sheets and results tables, Speed distance time relationship.
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- 5. METHODOLOGY Formula Substitution and Manipulation Pressure = Force Area
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