This paper reports on one aspect of a two-year design study aimed to assist second-grade Filipino children solve additive word problems in English, a language they primarily encounter only in school. With Filipino as the medium of instruction, an out-of-school pedagogical intervention providing linguistic and representational scaffolds was implemented with 17 children. Pre-intervention, children experienced linguistic difficulties and were limited to conceptualising and solving simple additive structures. Post-intervention interviews revealed improved understanding of more complex structures, but only when linguistic difficulties were minimised.9 page(s
This is a workshop on word problems in primary mathematics. The workshop is based on a paper derived...
Developing strong reading skills in children is crucial to overcoming language and academic barriers...
Limited English proficient (LEP) students have been falling behind academically and are dropping out...
Many Filipino children find mathematical word problems particularly difficult to solve because they ...
This paper reports an intervention phase of a design study aimed to assist second-grade Filipino chi...
We describe a pedagogical approach aimed to assist second-grade Filipino children to solve additive ...
Young Filipino children are expected to solve mathematical word problems in English, which is not th...
Young Filipino children are expected to solve mathematical word problems in English, a task which th...
English is not a second language that is frequently used in the Philippines; rather, it is a languag...
Abstract: Primary children in Singapore are taught to use the model method to solve word problems. W...
Researchers have suggested that among bilinguals, solving word problems in mathematics is influenced...
The study was conducted to determine whether the language of math word problems would affect how Fil...
“Help me! I Can’t English!” Filipino students today often experience difficult moments inexpressing ...
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The present article is intended to examine what a child acquiring a first language did when he encou...
This is a workshop on word problems in primary mathematics. The workshop is based on a paper derived...
Developing strong reading skills in children is crucial to overcoming language and academic barriers...
Limited English proficient (LEP) students have been falling behind academically and are dropping out...
Many Filipino children find mathematical word problems particularly difficult to solve because they ...
This paper reports an intervention phase of a design study aimed to assist second-grade Filipino chi...
We describe a pedagogical approach aimed to assist second-grade Filipino children to solve additive ...
Young Filipino children are expected to solve mathematical word problems in English, which is not th...
Young Filipino children are expected to solve mathematical word problems in English, a task which th...
English is not a second language that is frequently used in the Philippines; rather, it is a languag...
Abstract: Primary children in Singapore are taught to use the model method to solve word problems. W...
Researchers have suggested that among bilinguals, solving word problems in mathematics is influenced...
The study was conducted to determine whether the language of math word problems would affect how Fil...
“Help me! I Can’t English!” Filipino students today often experience difficult moments inexpressing ...
https://scholarworks.moreheadstate.edu/student_scholarship_posters/1150/thumbnail.jp
The present article is intended to examine what a child acquiring a first language did when he encou...
This is a workshop on word problems in primary mathematics. The workshop is based on a paper derived...
Developing strong reading skills in children is crucial to overcoming language and academic barriers...
Limited English proficient (LEP) students have been falling behind academically and are dropping out...