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Michael Muniz
National University
The misconceptions about the class may be that most of the students cannot grasp the
concepts of math. But with further analysis, there are many factors that play into the lack of
skills needed to succeed. Many of the students need computational fluency work and must be
retaught vocabulary and mathematical terminology. It was evident through my analysis that
many of the students lacked in vocabulary knowledge. If my students do not know what a math
term means, how can I expect them to grasp a concept, let alone perform a problem-solving
question without knowledge of vocabulary within the problem. The students know how to
identify a word form number and write the number in standard form. What additional
information might you need in regards to assessing math? Do my students understand basic
division and multiplication. Do my students perform well in math facts assessments. Can my
students create their own word problem and solve it themselves correctly? What questions
would you need to ask to determine if they are developmentally ready? My students will all
have to be fluent in math key terms and vocabulary because we will be getting into more in depth
word problems. What are the potential barriers to their learning? Social emotional needs and
Motivational needs. Many of the students are going through issues at home regarding parents
and even malnutrition. Taking care of the emotional and social emotional needs will be my
number one priority before I can expect them to be successful. What are limitations of the
assessment measure? I am only able to see one assessment that had 26 questions. I would need
Week One Assignment: Assessment Analysis 2
to see many more assessments and even homework assignments to really pin point main areas of
struggles or weakness. But, for the 5th grade assessment I am able to see what student need more
support and what students may be great partner in small groups to help the struggling students.
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Bianca (IEP) Fabiola (EL) Dwayne (S.E)
After my analysis of the three students that I chose, I have come to a few conclusions of
Assets the students have and needs that must be addressed in further lessons and small groups
sessions. The three students that I analyzed were Bianca, Fabiola, and Dwayne. Bianca is my
student who is on an IEP. Fabiola is an EL learner who recently moved the United States with
her parents who speak no English. And Dwayne is my Social Emotional needs student who lives
with a single mom and has recently gotten upset over not seeing his father since the move to our
school. Bianca is on an IEP and is on the Autism Spectrum. She makes poor eye contact in class
and gets upset with loud noises. Bianca’s IEP goals are Social Skills Awareness. My next
students Fabiola is an EL Student who has been in the United States for 2 years and her parents
speak no English. Fabiola is at Level 2 “Expanding” on ELPAC. Dwayne has anger issues
about life. He lives with a single mom and is new to the school. Dwayne still has not made
friends and may be angry about not seeing his father since the recent move. Dwayne loves the
References
Gojak, L., Miles, R.H. (2016). The Common Core Mathematics Companion. National Council of
Teachers of Mathematics. Retrieved from nu.vitalsource.com/#/9847530348