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Assignment 2: Presentation 4/7/2018 Assignment 2: Presentation https://swinburneonline.instructure.com/courses/290/assignments/3206 1/7 Teaching period 1, 2018 EDU10003: The World of Maths Assignment 2: Presenta�on Word/Time limit: 5 minute presentation (+/­ 1 minute) Weighting: 50% Due date: 5pm AEST Monday 7 May 2018 (Week 8)  After you have read this information, head over to the Assignment 2 Q&A discussion board to ask any questions and see what your peers are saying about this assignment. Assignment overview This assignment task requires you to create a video presentation in the form of a narrated PowerPoint. The video will include a play­based learning experience for children aged between birth and eight years. Furthermore, it will showcase your understanding of the nature and development of maths and numeracy in children.   Related learning outcomes This assignment assesses the following unit learning outcomes: 3. Recognise and develop opportunities for numeracy and mathematics related experiences in play, and everyday experiences in early childhood settings (birth to eight years of age). 4. Describe the nature and development of mathematical thinking and numeracy processes in children. 5. Describe how the relevant National and/or State or Territory curriculum for maths encourages understanding in mathematics and numeracy for children. Assignment details For this assignment task, you are required to create a 5­minute narrated PowerPoint video presentation, in which your audience is your fellow pre­service teachers. Your presentation should include: 1. An introduction, which identifies the chosen maths concept and age group, choose either 0–5 years or 5–8 years as an age range to focus on. You will need to include at least one content descriptor that matches your maths concept chosen. This needs to align to the appropriate level, using the following curricula documents: for 0–5 years, use EYLF; for 5–8 years, use National and/or State or Territory curriculum. 4/7/2018 Assignment 2: Presentation https://swinburneonline.instructure.com/courses/290/assignments/3206 2/7 2. An explanation of a learning experience that showcases the maths concept chosen—you may include photos, or a short video to demonstrate the experience. 3. A discussion of how children (between birth and eight) develop maths and numeracy skills. 
 4. A discussion of how your particular experience is effective in supporting the development of maths and 
numeracy in the identified age group.
 
 5. On your last slide in your PowerPoint presentation, please include a reference list using APA style. Crea�ng your Narrated PowerPoint Have a look at this guide from the Student Portal: Narrated PowerPoint presentation PC only  (https://portal.swinburneonline.edu.au/study­resources/narrated­powerpoint­presentation­pc­only) if you need help with your PowerPoint presentation. If you have any technical issues related to preparing your presentation, please communicate them to your eLA as promptly as possible. Suppor�ng resources Submitting your presentation In order to submit your presentation, you must first upload the video you have recorded into YouTube. Depending on how you have produced your video, you might need to first transfer it to your computer, or you may be able to upload it directly from your smartphone or tablet. If you're not sure how to do this, the Student Portal provides a number of technical guides: Transferring video from a camera via USB ­ PC and Mac (https://portal.swinburneonline.edu.au/study­resources/how­create­and­upload­ videos/transferring­video­camera­usb­pc­mac) . Transferring videos from your smartphone or tablet (https://portal.swinburneonline.edu.au/study­resources/how­create­and­upload­ videos/transferring­videos­your­smartphone­or­tablet) . Upload videos to YouTube from a smartphone or tablet (https://portal.swinburneonline.edu.au/study­resources/how­create­and­upload­videos/upload­ videos­youtube­smartphone­or­tablet) . Uploading videos from your computer  (https://portal.swinburneonline.edu.au/study­ resources/how­create­and­upload­videos/uploading­videos­your­computer) . Make sure you select ‘unlisted’ when you upload your video. Once your video is uploaded to YouTube, you'll need to generate a link to share the video. Paste this link into the top of the text component of your presentation (the rationale)—this is the document you'll submit. Referencing guide  (https://portal.swinburneonline.edu.au/study­resources/referencing­and­ plagiarism­0) . Assignment support  (https://portal.swinburneonline.edu.au/study­resources/assessment­ support) . 4/7/2018 Assignment 2: Presentation https://swinburneonline.instructure.com/courses/290/assignments/3206 3/7 The Present you  (https://portal.swinburneonline.edu.au/study­resources)  section of the student portal will also provide you with additional resources to help support you with your presentation. Please note, you will need to scroll down to the bottom of the page too locate the present you section. Submission details overview This assignment will be submitted via Turnitin. You will find the relevant submission point below. Please allow a 24­hour turnaround for an originality report to be generated. See the Turnitin originality report  (https://portal.swinburneonline.edu.au/study­resources/turnitin­originality­ report­0) area of Study Resources for several guides to assist with the submission process. Assignment support Don't forget that in addition to your eLAs who provide discipline­specific content advice, you can access the 24/7 draft writing service from Studiosity. If you need assistance with academic feedback on a draft of your assignment task see Assignment support: Studiosity. Assignment criteria 1. Recognise and develop opportunities for numeracy­ and mathematics­related experiences in play, and everyday experiences in early childhood settings. 2.  
Describe the nature and development of mathematical thinking and numeracy processes in children. 3. Presentation and APA referencing. To understand these three criteria, it is important that you take some time to read the pre­ submission check and assignment rubric. Your work will be assessed using the following marking guide: Criterion No Pass Pass   50­59% Credit   60­69% Distinction   70­79% High Distinction   80­100% 4/7/2018 Assignment 2: Presentation https://swinburneonline.instructure.com/courses/290/assignments/3206 4/7 Criterion No Pass Pass   50­59% Credit   60­69% Distinction   70­79% High Distinction   80­100% Recognise and develop opportunities for numeracy­ and mathematics­ related experiences in play, and everyday experiences in early childhood settings.
  (45%) Did not meet criterion. Opportunities for  numeracy­ and  mathematics­ related  experiences in play and  everyday experiences in  early childhood settings  have been identified,  although these are not  aligned to the age range  and maths concept  chosen.  Links to the relevant  curricula documents are  missing, and practical  examples do not support  the learning experience  included. Opportunities for  numeracy­ and  mathematics­ related  experiences in play and  everyday experiences in  early childhood settings  have been identified and  are mostly relevant for  the age range and maths  concept chosen.  Links are made to the  relevant curricula  documents and mostly  align with this  experience, which is  supported by practical  examples. Opportunities for  numeracy­ and  mathematics­ related  experiences in play and  everyday experiences in  early childhood settings  have been chosen and  developed for the  relevant age range and  maths concept chosen.  Links to the relevant  curricula documents  mostly align with this  experience, which is  supported by practical  examples and linked to  theoretical ideas. Opportunities for  numeracy­ and  mathematics­ related  experiences in play and  everyday experiences in  early childhood settings  have been carefully  chosen and developed  for the relevant age  range and maths concept  chosen.  Links to the relevant  curricula documents  clearly support this  experience, which is supported by practical  examples and analysed  through theoretical ideas. 4/7/2018 Assignment 2: Presentation https://swinburneonline.instructure.com/courses/290/assignments/3206 5/7 Criterion No Pass Pass   50­59% Credit   60­69% Distinction   70­79% High Distinction   80­100% Describe the nature and development of mathematical thinking and numeracy processes in children.
  (45%) Did not meet criterion. A description of the nature and the development of mathematical thinking and numeracy process in children is provided. The description is clear in some places but there are some areas of confusion.  Descriptions are not adequately supported with relevant research literature. A description of the nature and the development of mathematical thinking and numeracy process in children is provided. The description is clear and easy to understand. Descriptions are adequately supported with the communication of some relevant research literature. A description of the nature and the development of mathematical thinking and numeracy process in children is clearly and concisely presented. Descriptions have emerged through the relevant research literature and ideas. A variety of sources have been drawn upon and have been communicated to the audience. A description of the nature and the development of mathematical thinking and numeracy process in children is clearly and concisely presented. Descriptions have emerged through the relevant research literature and ideas have been synthesised with the theoretical ideas. A variety of sources have been drawn upon and communicated to the audience. Presentation and  APA referencing.  (10%) Did not meet criterion. APA referencing style has been followed but there are still many errors throughout. The video presentation is of reasonable quality and ideas are mostly communicated effectively to the intended audience. APA referencing style has been followed with some errors throughout. The video presentation is of reasonable quality and ideas are communicated effectively to the intended audience. APA referencing style has been followed with few errors throughout.  The video presentation is creative and of good quality. Ideas are communicated clearly and concisely to the intended audience. APA referencing style has been followed accurately.  The video presentation is highly creative and of excellent quality. Ideas are communicated clearly and concisely to the intended audience. 4/7/2018 Assignment 2: Presentation https://swinburneonline.instructure.com/courses/290/assignments/3206 6/7 Assessment declaration and statement of authorship By submitting my assignments below I declare that: This is an original piece of work and no part has been completed by any other person than signed below. I have read and understood the guidelines on How to avoid plagiarism (https://portal.swinburneonline.edu.au/study­resources/how­avoid­plagiarism­0) and no part of this work has been copied or paraphrased from any other source except where this has been clearly acknowledged in the body of the assignment and included in the reference list. I have retained a copy of this assignment in the event of it becoming lost or damaged. I agree and acknowledge that: I have read and understood the Swinburne Assessment Declaration. I accept that use of my Swinburne account to electronically submit this assignment constitutes my agreement to the Swinburne Assessment Declaration. If I do not agree to the Swinburne Assessment Declaration in this context, the assessment outcome may not be valid for assessment purposes and may not be included in my aggregate score for this unit. Further information relating to the penalties for plagiarism, which range from a formal caution to expulsion from the University, is contained in the Student Academic Misconduct Regulations 2012 and at the Assessment declaration  (http://www.swinburne.edu.au/current­students/manage­ course/exams­results­assessment/submit­work/assessment­declaration/) page.   4/7/2018 Assignment 2: Presentation https://swinburneonline.instructure.com/courses/290/assignments/3206 7/7
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Introduction
EDU10003: The World of Maths
Assignment 2: Presentation
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Introduction
Maths plays a crucial role in development of the child.
There are various concepts that a child is taught during his early days that includes knowledge of shape, numeracy and other such concepts.
This assignment deals with the concept of numeracy t
hat will be taught to the students of the age group of 5-8.
The basics of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division will be taught to the students.
Basic knowledge of mathematics is of prime importance for a child. A child should be clear in his basics that would enable him to excel in his career. The basic concepts of maths includes shapes, numbers and others. Numbers is one of the most important part of maths as its forms the base for development of a child. A child having a strong grip on numbers is more likely to excel in future. This assignment deals with imparting knowledge of numeracy to children, especially of the age group of 5-8. The basics of multiplication and division are taught to the students at this age.
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Numeracy and maths skills
It is the ability of an individual to apply the concepts of maths in real life situations.
It involves basic understanding of the numbers, counting, measuring, and identifying patterns and others.
It is required across all age group and irrespective of the profession an individual is in.
It includes addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
In simple words, numeracy means the knowledge of numbers. In modern world, theoretical knowledge is not sufficient. One has to be capable enough to apply the theoretical knowledge in real life situation. Therefore, the concept of using numeracy in real life situation has to be imbibed in a child from the beginning stages of learning. The children are taught counting, measurement and identification of pattern through use of images, videos and fun learning. Numeracy can be better learnt through fun learning. This has increased the importance of play schools across the globe. It also leads to arousal of interest among students who believe that maths is difficult.
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Learning experience that showcases the maths concept chosen
The child undergoes through a number of learning concept before becoming well acquainted with the concept of numeracy
During my childhood, it was my learning experience that photos play a crucial role in remembering the concepts of numeracy
Showing images of cartoon and then teaching the concept of numeracy will be helpful in improving the knowledge base of the child.
There are various modes to teach a child about numbers. However, the most effective method of imparting the knowledge of numeracy is through use of pictures. The child is able to grasp the concept in an effective manner and is able to retain the information for a long time. During my childhood days, it was my personal experience that information portrayed through images are remembered for a long time. The pictures that interest the child should be used for this purpose. I use my learning experience during childhood to ensure that the child is able to grasp the concepts with ease.
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Learning experience that showcases the maths concept chosen….continued..
Using fun activities also help in improving the retention of the knowledge of maths.
However, there are some students who do not wish to learn maths.
They have a...
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