https://padlet.com/nerdybirdy15/89l40kmpij64it3 en-us 2023-01-31 02:23:56 UTC 2023-01-31 03:16:06 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f601.png nerdybirdy15 https://padlet.com/nerdybirdy15/89l40kmpij64it3/wish/2462350134 A formula is an equation that uses mathematical symbols or variables to show a relationship and is represented by the facts in the Structure of Knowledge.

Generalizations and principles are statements of conceptual understanding that allow students to make connections between two or more concepts. ]]> 2023-01-31 02:37:16 UTC https://padlet.com/nerdybirdy15/89l40kmpij64it3/wish/2462350134 nerdybirdy15 https://padlet.com/nerdybirdy15/89l40kmpij64it3/wish/2462361729 There are about three levels of the structure knowledge mentioned in the chapter:
The factual level: it is the lowest level in the Structure of Knowledge. Factual knowledge includes memorizing the notes and it doesn't guarantee that you will get the grasp of understanding a certain topic.
The Topic and Concepts levels: which is when topics in math have broader concepts that break down to specific smaller concepts. 
The Generalizations and Principles level: 
they are statements of conceptual understanding that allows students to make connections between more than one concept. ]]> 2023-01-31 02:51:33 UTC https://padlet.com/nerdybirdy15/89l40kmpij64it3/wish/2462361729 nerdybirdy15 https://padlet.com/nerdybirdy15/89l40kmpij64it3/wish/2462374230 Mathematical processes are made up of strategies, algorithms, and skills. Also, they are broad techniques that students can apply when learning mathematics and support the understanding of the concepts.
Algorithms are skills that allows a learner to follow a set of rules that will lead to a specific conclusion or answer. 
Skills in mathematics are small operations that include strategies and if it is done correctlly, it would "allow" the strategies to work.

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