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Matt Cornock, Stephen Lyon, Michael Anderson, and Paula Kelly

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Topics Covered

  • What is proportional (multiplicative) reasoning
  • Scaling up and scaling down using the unitary method
  • The definition and application of ratios
  • How to use proportion reasoning when dealing with areas and volumes
  • Proportional reasoning and ratio in applied science and technology contexts
  • New teachers, student teachers or people just about to start their teaching career who are interested in increasing their mathematical subject knowledge
  • Inexperienced teachers of mathematics for whom mathematics was not a major part of their degree
  • Non-specialist teachers of mathematics whose expertise lies elsewhere.
  • Teachers of science
  • Teachers of technology, engineering and other related subjects
  • Parents wishing to support their children

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Focuses on ratios and proportions, providing a clear and concise introduction to these concepts. It covers topics such as equivalent ratios, solving proportions, and using ratios to solve real-world problems. This book is designed for students who need a straightforward and accessible introduction to ratios and proportions.
Takes a deep dive into reasoning with ratios, exploring the different ways in which ratios can be used to solve problems in mathematics and science. It covers topics such as ratio tables, rate of change, and using ratios to make predictions. This book is suitable for students who want to develop a deeper understanding of ratios and their applications.
Explores the topic of proportional reasoning in mathematics education, focusing on the cognitive processes involved in understanding and applying ratios and proportions. The renowned author, Zoltan Dienes, provides valuable insights into the development of proportional reasoning in children.
Explores advanced concepts in ratio and proportion, delving into topics such as similarity, geometric ratios, and inverse proportions. It is suitable for students who have a strong foundation in ratio and proportion and are looking to expand their knowledge in this area.
Offers a friendly and approachable introduction to ratios and proportions. Using clear explanations and plenty of practice problems, it helps students build a solid understanding of these concepts. It is designed for students who need a straightforward and easy-to-follow guide to ratios and proportions.
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