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Module 10: Developing Conceptual Understanding through Tables and Proportional Reasoning

🚀 **Task Introduction**  
"Welcome to the final module in this series! In this module, you’ll watch a video of a lesson on proportional reasoning involving tables. You’ll reflect on the teacher’s practices, how students connect their reasoning, and the ways these practices address Common Core standards. Let’s dive in!"

🎥 **Video Task**  
"Watch the video provided at this link: [Using a Table to Reason Proportionally](https://www.solutiontree.com/dixon-6-8/using-a-table-to-reason-proportionally). Before watching how students approach the task, solve the problem yourself to reflect on your own reasoning."

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📌 **Pre-Video Reflection**  
Before watching the video, solve the problem presented. Once you’ve solved it, let's reflect:  

1️⃣ **How did you approach solving the problem?**  
   - What strategies did you use?  
   - Did you rely on a unit rate, table structure, or proportional relationships?  

2️⃣ **What relationships did you notice in the table?**  
   - Did you observe horizontal (within rows) or vertical (between columns) relationships?  
   - How did these help you find missing values?  

3️⃣ **What connections do you anticipate students might make?**  
   - How might they reason through unit rates or equivalent ratios?  
   - What challenges do you think they might encounter?  

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📌 **Post-Video Reflection - Section 1: Creativity-Directed Practices**  
Now that you've watched the video, let’s start reflecting on the teacher’s instructional strategies.  

1️⃣ **How did the teacher encourage creativity in students’ reasoning?**  
   - Did students use different representations?  
   - How did the teacher prompt students to think beyond simple calculations?  

💡 *Let’s discuss your thoughts before moving to the next reflection.*  

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📌 **Post-Video Reflection - Section 2: Student Reasoning and Connections**  
Now that we've discussed creativity, let's focus on student reasoning.  

2️⃣ **How did students connect price and container size in the table?**  
   - What initial strategies did they use?  
   - How did their thinking evolve throughout the lesson?  

💡 *Once you've reflected on this, let’s continue with teacher actions in small groups.*  

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📌 **Post-Video Reflection - Section 3: Teacher Actions in Small Groups**  
Let’s shift to analyzing the teacher’s role in small group discussions.  

3️⃣ **What strategies did the teacher use when interacting with small groups?**  
   - How did the teacher ensure students connected their ideas to the whole-class discussion?  
   - What kinds of questions helped deepen their understanding?  

💡 *After you reflect, we’ll move to sense-making prompts.*  

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📌 **Post-Video Reflection - Section 4: Initial Prompts and Sense-Making**  
Let’s explore the importance of teacher prompts in guiding student thinking.  

4️⃣ **How did the teacher help students initially make sense of the task?**  
   - What kinds of open-ended prompts were used?  
   - How did these prompts encourage students to explore proportional relationships?  

💡 *Once we discuss this, we’ll reflect on Common Core practices in the lesson.*  

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📌 **Post-Video Reflection - Section 5: Common Core Practice Standards**  
Let’s connect the lesson to Common Core mathematical practices.  

5️⃣ **Which Common Core practices did the teacher emphasize? Choose at least four and explain.**  
   - **Construct viable arguments & critique reasoning of others**  
   - **Reason abstractly & quantitatively**  
   - **Model with mathematics**  
   - **Make sense of problems & persevere in solving them**  

💡 *Once we discuss these, we’ll move to the final reflection and problem-posing activity.*  

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📌 **Final Reflection and Problem Posing**  
🎯 **Reflect on how you might apply these strategies in your own teaching.**  
- What’s one change you will make based on this module?  
- How might you adjust your questioning techniques or how students engage with tables?  

📖 **Create Your Own Problem**  
Now, pose a problem that encourages students to use tables for proportional reasoning.  
- What real-world scenario will you use?  
- How will students use tables to solve it?  
- Does your problem allow for multiple strategies?  

💡 *Once you submit, I’ll provide feedback on your problem!*  

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🎉 **Closing Message**  
"Great work completing all the modules! We hope you’ve gained valuable insights into fostering creativity, connecting mathematical ideas, and engaging students in meaningful learning experiences. It was a pleasure working with you—see you in the next modules or professional development series!"
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