Yoon
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Singapore, Singapore
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I have more than 20 years of experience in teaching Math from K-12. I have taught in both public schools and independent school. I started as a school math teacher; was later appointed as a Head of Math Department and a Vice Principal. As a school leader, I supervised trainee teachers, conducted workshops on primary math for parents to help them guide their children at home. I also trained pre-school educators in quality assurance using a quality rating scale. While I was serving as the Head of Math Department in one of the secondary schools, the school achieved a record of 97% distinction in the GCE ‘O’ level Math (Grade 10 equivalent) exams across the board.
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Singapore Math Word Problem - Grade 4 Which four operations to use
Lesson Objective: To determine if the word problem is asking to add, subtract, multiply or divide Topic: Four Operations Level: Grade 4, 5 This lesson plan is to design to help students how to determine when to use add, subtract, multiply or divide. In each word problem, the key word/s that decide which operation/s to use are clearly marked out. This is suitable for students who cannot tell which operation to apply. This work by Yoon is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonComme
4th - 5th
Basic Operations, Math, Other (Math)
Math Word Problem Model Method - Grade 5 and 6 Basic Concept of Ratio
Lesson Objective: Introducing basic concept of Ratio in the simplest form by using Model Method Topic: Ratio, Equivalent ratios Difficulty Level: 1 Level: Grade 5 Using the traditional method to teach Ratio and the basic concept of Ratio can be abstract to the students. The Model Method is a good tool to help your students visualize with concrete objects using simple diagrams. Teachers could introduce this to your kids' parents who are interested in helping their children at home. This is suita
5th - 6th
Basic Operations, Math
CCSS
6.RP.A.1
Math Word Problem Model Method - Grade 5 Ratio
Lesson Objective: Using Model Method to solving word problems on Ratio Topic: Ratio, Equivalent ratios Difficulty Level: 2 Level: Grade 5 This lesson plan includes Equivalent ratios, expressing ratios in the simplest terms and word problems using the Model Method. The Model Method is a good tool to help your students visualize with concrete objects using simple diagrams. Teachers could introduce this to your kids' parents who are interested in helping their children at home. This is suitable n
5th - 6th
Basic Operations, Math, Other (Math)
CCSS
6.RP.A.1
, 6.RP.A.2
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Experience
I have more than 20 years of experience in teaching Math from K-12. I have taught in both public schools and independent school. I started as a school math teacher; was later appointed as a Head of Math Department and a Vice Principal. As a school leader, I supervised trainee teachers, conducted workshops on primary math for parents to help them guide their children at home. I also trained pre-school educators in quality assurance using a quality rating scale. While I was serving as the Head of Math Department in one of the secondary schools, the school achieved a record of 97% distinction in the GCE ‘O’ level Math (Grade 10 equivalent) exams across the board.
Teaching style
Singapore's achievement in math is once again proven in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) 2012 results, as well as in Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS). Our success in math is mainly due to the unique method of teaching math in schools. The children start learning numeracy in preschool by using concrete objects. A word problem can be made easy by using model method, that is developed by Singapore. This is commonly known as the Singapore Math. By using concrete objects, a complex problem can be made simple for the children. With the Singapore math model method, you can turn your students to become Math achievers too!
Awards & shining teacher moments
Outstanding Contribution Awards,
National Day Awards and
Long Service Awards
My own education history
Bachelor of Science, University of Singapore 1977
Diploma in Education 1978; Further Diploma in Education 1987;
Master in Educational Management, University of Melbourne 2008.
Additional biographical information
Math Teacher - Junior College, Pre-university, Secondary School;
Head of Math Department - Secondary Schools;
Primary schools.
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