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Reflection
The
knowledge
that
I
am
to
know
in
order
to
teach
mathematics
in
an
elementary
classroom
would
be
read,
write,
and
compare
numbers
based
on
the
meaning
of
the
digits
in
each
place.
I
need
to
have
the
knowledge
of
Multiplication
and
division
of
whole
numbers
and
fractions.
Not
only
am
I
expected
to
know
the
content,
but
understand
that
the
standards
stress
conceptual
understanding,
procedural
skill
and
fluency,
and
application.
I
have
to
enthusiastic,
encouraging,
and
teach
students
the
critical
thinking
and
problem-solving
skills
they
need
for
college,
career,
and
civic
life.
I
feel
well
prepared
with
fractions
equivalences
and
using
visual
models.
Moreover,
I
feel
well
prepared
with
multi-digit
multiplication
and
dividing
to
find
the
amount
with
multi-digit
dividends
and
understanding
of
fractions,
addition
and
subtraction
of
fractions,
and
multiplication
of
fractions
by
whole
numbers.
I
feel
less
prepared
with
geometric
figures
based
on
their
properties
and
numbers
based
on
the
meaning
of
the
digits
in
each
place.
The
work
samples
that
I
plan
on
sharing
in
this
area
for
my
portfolio
are
some
reaction
essays
that
I
wrote
based
on
some
math
news
articles
and
a
PowerPoint
with
a
hypothesis
and
data
based
on
a
research
done
on
teenagers
and
adults
drinking.
A
third
work
sample
is
a
journal
I
wrote
about
a
math
situation.
The
work
samples
will
demonstrate
how
these
three
math
classes:
Math
107,
207,
and
131
have
helped
me
gain
knowledge
of
how
students
can
learn
best
and
be
encouraged
in
learning
math.
Writing
a
reaction
paper
based
on
math
news
articles
and
journals
based
on
math
situations
helped
me
analyze
how
math
is
fun
and
how
students
can
get
easily
discouraged
and
be
afraid
to
think
outside
the
box.
These
work
samples
demonstrate
how
I
can
help
my
future
students
learn
best
and
see
math
as
being
fun.
The
PowerPoint
will
demonstrate
how
students
can
conduct
research
based
on
real
life
experiences.