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Schema Based Math Intervention

Schema Based Math Intervention. Brittney Klauser Kimberly deboth Ball state university April 23, 2014. Case Information & Problem Description. Student: Johnny Grade Level: 5

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Schema Based Math Intervention

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  1. Schema Based Math Intervention Brittney Klauser Kimberly deboth Ball state university April 23, 2014

  2. Case Information & Problem Description • Student: Johnny • Grade Level: 5 • Problem: Johnny can complete numerical calculations and he has the ability to read adequately HOWEVER he cannot apply operations to solve mathematical story problems. • Example: • Johnny can solve: • 15 x 4 • Johnny cannot solve: • How much money do you need to buy 4 pencils if they each cost 15 cents?

  3. Goal of Intervention • Complete math word problems with 90% accuracy after 10 weeks of intervention • Measured by: • AIMSweb Math CAP • Weekly Progress Monitoring

  4. Intervention Plan • Materials Needed • Curriculum or teacher developed word/story problems • Recording Sheet • AIMSweb Access • Frequency & Duration • 30 Minutes per session • 3 times per week for 10 weeks • Progress Monitoring: AIMSweb Math Cap once per week • Person Responsible: • Interventionist

  5. Intervention Plan 1. Introduce word problem structures 2. Present a word problem with one type of structure Structure: Group or Combine (Two smaller parts make a whole) Key words: altogether, together, how many Problem: Kelly bought 3 apples and 2 oranges. How many pieces of fruit did Kelly buy? Visual Representation:

  6. Intervention Plan 3. Guided practice: Present another problem of the same structure to the student -Complete 2 intervention sessions 4. Guided practice: Incorporate a mix of previously taught structures -Complete 2 intervention sessions 5. Independent practice -Utilize word problem strategy guide

  7. Word Problem Strategy Guide • Problem Identification • Restate problem in your own words • Identify type of problem • Problem Representation • Draw a visual representation • Fill in the values from the problem • Problem Solution • Solve the problem with learned strategies

  8. Recording Sheet

  9. Baseline Data & Progress Monitoring • AIMSweb Math Cap • Standardized measure for general mathematics problem solving • Duration: 8 minutes • Baseline: three data points prior to intervention • Progress Monitoring: Data collected once a week for 10 weeks during the last session by the interventionist • Mathematic Domains for Grade 5 • Numbers sense, operations, patterns & relationships, measurement, geometry, probability, algebra

  10. Schema Based Instruction Strategy • Schema-based instruction increased correct number of word problems • Jitendra, A.K. & Hoff, K. (1996). The effects of schema-based instruction on the mathematical word-problem-solving performance of students with learning disabilities. Journal of Learning Disabilities, 29, 422-431. • Teaching specific instruction strategies improves math skills for students with math disabilities • Zheng, X., Flynn, L.J. & Swanson, H.L. (2013). Experimental intervention studies on word problem solving and math disabilities: A selective analysis of the literature. Learning Disability Quarterly, 36, 97-111.

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