[Consolidation] Unit 1 Numbers & Their Operations

You will be mapping out what you learn in all the Chapters in separate pages and post them (as 3 separate posts) in the padlet

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[Bite Size] Estimation: Money matters

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[ORAL Practice] Better Value for MONEY

This is your first attempt of ORAL Practice. 

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The objective of the task is to make your thinking visible, by articulating your thought processes clearly and systematically. It also gives us opportunity to practise the use of mathematical terminology. 

Your work should take into account the following:

• Systematic working walkthrough
• Description on how you approach the question
• Elaborate why or how you do certain steps

Refer to the Handout given to you "Oral Practice".

You ONLY need to present the solution of ONE question of your choice in a clip (no longer than 3 minutes). 

Upload your work in the padlet below.

To be completed by 15 Feb 2021 (Monday)

There are several ways you can record the clip.

1. The simplest is to write your solution clearly on the paper; hold the camera above the paper; use a pen to point at the steps to guide the audience as you go through the steps. 
2. Alternatively, you may take an image of your solution and put in up in the presentation slide; organise the working slides in sequence; then explain how you approach the question. Below is an example: 

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[Pre-Lesson Reading] PRECISE/ EXACT: When... to be OR not to be?

Read the following resources, using the questions presented

(A) Slides

When do we decide to report the exact figure, and when do we not?

(B) Different Reports of Covid-19 related figures

Let's take a look at the reporting of the spread of the Novel Coronavirus by the different news agencies:

• Channel NewsAsia: Latest stories
• New York Times: Coronavirus Map: Tracking the Spread of the Outbreak
• MOH Website: Updates on 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-NCOV) Local Situation

Why the data are presented differently in different medium?
Considerations: Purpose, Audience, Context, Culture