Relating to others
What this looks like in mathematics and statistics
Examples of ways students relate to others in mathematics and statistics:
- Students share their ideas, accept a range of approaches and respect others’ thinking.
- Students develop understanding of other places and cultures.
- Students listen to others, they accept and value different viewpoints.
- Students work in groups, they debate solutions, negotiate meaning and communicate thinking.
- Students work collaboratively and cooperatively, taking on a range of roles. They think, share ideas in pairs, and share ideas in groups of four.
- Students compare and contrast ideas, remain open to learning from others and accept that being wrong is part of learning.
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Last updated September 24, 2013
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