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Title: Overview of the Mathematics Years 710 Syllabus


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Overview of the Mathematics Years 710 Syllabus
  • MANSW Annual Conference
  • Novotel Brighton
  • Saturday 13 September 2003

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Implementation
  • K 6 Syllabus
  • determined by systems
  • Years 7 10 Syllabus
  • 2004 Years 7 and 8
  • 2005 Years 7 to 9
  • 2006 Years 7 to 10

3
Continuum of learning K10
  • overview of key ideas
  • illustrates prior learning and pathways for
    future learning
  • content is not repeated

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The new K 10 Mathematics Syllabuses
  • programming
  • Working Mathematically
  • Essential Content and Additional Content
  • assessment for learning / assessment of
    learning

5
K 10 Essential Content
in six strands
  • process strand
  • Working Mathematically
  • content strands
  • Number, Patterns and Algebra ,
  • Data , Measurement,
  • Space and Geometry

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Support for Mathematics K 6
  • Principals Package
  • Introduction for Parents/Community Members
  • Sample Units of Work
  • CD-ROM
  • all print documents
  • assessment activities with annotated work samples
  • all materials available on Board K-6 website
  • www.bosnsw-k6.nsw.edu.au

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Main K 6 changes 1
  • six strands
  • new strands Patterns and Algebra, Data
  • Number
  • focus on visualisation and mental computation
  • fractions concepts further developed,
    operations introduced (only x)
  • negative numbers on the number line
  • chance
  • Patterns and Algebra
  • completing a table of values

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Main K 6 changes 2
  • Data
  • finding the mean
  • comparison of different displays
  • misleading representation
  • use of technology
  • Measurement
  • surface area of a rectangular prism
  • Space and Geometry
  • determine the order of rotational symmetry

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Years 7 10 Syllabus
  • one syllabus document
  • includes Stages 2 and 3 content
  • Life Skills Outcomes and Content
  • distributed Term 2 2003
  • in future reprints, will be part of syllabus
  • use of technology

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Support for Mathematics Years 7 10
  • Syllabus guide
  • Draft Descriptions of Levels of Achievement
  • Advice on Programming and Assessment
  • CD-ROM
  • all print documents
  • assessment activities with annotated work samples
  • all materials available on
  • BOS website www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au
  • K 6 website www.bosnsw-k6.nsw.edu.au

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Years 710 CD-ROM 1
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Years 710 CD-ROM 2
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Years 710 CD-ROM 3
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Stage 4 Number
  • applying a range of mental strategies
  • square roots and cube roots
  • chance
  • division of 2- and 3-digit numbers by a
    2-digit number
  • the four operations with fractions
  • index laws (numerical values)
  • notation for directed numbers (page 58)
    2 3 5 3 6 3
  • converting rates to different units

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Stage 4 Patterns and Algebra
  • algebraic fractions simple
  • inequalities
  • linear relationships
  • use of technology

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Stage 4 Data
  • extent of graph work in earlier Stages
  • new graphs conversion graphs, step graphs,
    travel graphs, stem-and-leaf plots, dot plots
  • terms cluster, outlier, quantitative data,
    categorical data, measures of location
  • grouped data, class intervals
  • comparing measures of location of two data sets
  • use of technology

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Stage 4 Measurement
  • all measurements are approximate
  • limits of accuracy
  • Pythagoras theorem
  • answer as a surd
  • Pythagorean triads
  • surface area rectangular and triangular prisms
  • using a calculator to perform time calculations
  • metric prefixes milli, centi, kilo
  • converting between units of capacity

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Stage 4 Space and Geometry
  • parallel faces, skew edges
  • right and oblique prisms, cylinders, pyramids and
    cones
  • polyhedron, Platonic solids
  • convex and non-convex quadrilaterals
  • shape recognition, tessellations
    ?Stage 2 and Stage 3?
  • congruent and similar figures
  • use of technology
  • special quadrilaterals

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Classifying quadrilaterals (p 143)
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Stage 5 pathways
  • Stage 5.1
  • Stage 5.2
  • Stage 5.3

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? Stage 6 General Mathematics Recommendation
  • For 5.1 students who intend to study Stage 6
    General Mathematics (Syllabus page 12)
  • Patterns and Algebra 5.2 topics
  • Trigonometry MS5.2.3 (p 140)

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Stage 5.1 1
  • Number
  • calculations with integers
  • index laws (numerical values)
  • scientific notation
  • consumer arithmetic
  • chance

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Stage 5.1 2
  • Patterns and Algebra
  • Syllabus note (page 12) experience 5.2 content
  • index laws (algebraic expressions)
  • coordinate geometry
  • Data
  • cumulative frequency histogram and polygon
  • finding the mean using class centre
  • finding the modal class

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Stage 5.1 3
  • Measurement
  • Syllabus note (page 12) experience 5.2 content
  • trigonometry
  • area of quadrilaterals
  • Space and Geometry
  • no Geometry in Stage 5.1

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? Stage 6 Mathematics Recommendation
  • For 5.2 students who intend to study Stage 6
    Mathematics (Syllabus page 12)
  • Real Numbers (NS5.3.1)
  • Algebraic Techniques (PAS5.3.1, PAS5.3.2)
  • Coordinate Geometry (PAS5.3.3, PAS5.3.4)
  • Trigonometry (MS5.3.2)
  • Deductive Geometry (SGS5.3.1, SGS5.3.2,
    SGS5.3.3)

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Stage 5.2 Number
  • significant figures
  • writing recurring decimals as fractions
  • use of compound interest formula
  • successive discounts
  • converting rates to different units
  • no work on definitions of real, rational or
    irrational numbers
  • no new work on Chance in Stage 5.2

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Stage 5.2 Patterns and Algebra
  • quadratic equations
  • simultaneous equations
  • coordinate geometry formulae
  • algebraic fractions simple x
  • graphs of physical phenomena straight line
    segments
  • use of technology

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Stage 5.2 Data
  • upper and lower quartiles
  • box-and-whisker plot (use of the term five-point
    summary)
  • evaluating the standard deviation
  • shape of distribution symmetrical and skewed
  • use of technology

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Stage 5.2 Measurement
  • trigonometry
  • angles in degrees and minutes
  • three figure bearings
  • angle of inclination of a line
  • links to sine, cosine, area rules in Stage 5.3
  • area and perimeter of sectors
  • area of an annulus

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Stage 5.2 Space and Geometry
  • no Geometry in Stage 5.1
  • apply congruent triangle tests
  • justify two triangles congruent
  • establish properties of isosceles and equilateral
    triangles, (?) special quadrilaterals
  • links to formal proofs and definitions in Stage
    5.3
  • use of technology

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? Stage 6 Extension courses Recommendation
  • For 5.3 students who intend to study Stage 6
    Extension courses (Syllabus p 12)
  • Curve Sketching and Polynomials (PAS5.3.6,
    PAS5.3.7)
  • Functions and Logarithms (PAS5.3.8)
  • Circle Geometry (SGS5.3.4)

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Stage 5.3 1
  • Number
  • two-way tables
  • content out
  • rationalising surds with binomial denominators
  • exponential relationships
    ( y a x , y ba x , y ba x )
  • direct and inverse variation

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Stage 5.3 2
  • Patterns and Algebra
  • graphing equations of the form y
    ax 3 d
  • extent of simultaneous equations
  • changing direction of inequality sign
  • graphs of physical phenomena
  • use of technology

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Stage 5.3 3
  • Data
  • no new work on Data in Stage 5.3
  • Measurement
  • area/volume relationships with similar figures
  • Space and Geometry
  • state possible converses of known results
  • definitions of special quadrilaterals
  • use of technology

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