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How do you know that is the right answer?

Can you think of another way to answer the question?

What is we used different numbers?

Will the answer be the same if we change the number? How do you know?

Why do you think your answer is correct?

Can you show your answer in a different way?

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Multiple part Grade 1 math lesson built around the Common Core. Starting with Math routines, we watch a complete lesson showing students using multiple strategies to add and subtract numbers.

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Investigating, postulating, analysing, formulating and deciding mathematical situation

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Reasoning is NOT limited to just WHY questions.

Students can use questions that start with:

- IF

- WHY

- HOW

- ARE

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Students develop hypotheses and conduct trial and error to determine whether an answer is correct. This can be a true or false statement.

Conjecturing lends itself to justification as students can test a theory to solve a mathematical problem and then use their results to justify why they used a particular strategy.

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Students explain answers by describing how it is true. This means there can be more than one correct answer, but students will need to give a reason WHY they chose that answer.

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It is identifying commonalities and noticing a pattern or relationships and extending answers beyond current knowledge.