An Introduction to 7th Grade
The 7th grade curriculum places a major focus on the idea of proportionality and how it relates to rational numbers, rates of change, geometric shapes, and probability. Discovering algebraic formulas for 2D and 3D shapes and developing procedures for solving equations and inequalities by making and testing conjectures aides students in making sense of how mathematics applies to real life. Building operational fluency of integers and rational numbers allows students to ensure reasonableness of solutions when using technological tools like calculators. An emphasis on designing experiments, collecting data, and making predictions for concepts such as measures of central tendency, scale representations, and probability becomes apparent in 7th grade. Data represented algebraically, graphically, numerically, and verbally is assessed for functionality, usefulness, and efficiency by students.
Introduction to the OKMath Framework
7th Grade Introduction
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