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Similarly, for disk I/O on the parity group, random I/O block sizes are so small that the data transfer time for the block is less than 1% of the total time it takes to perform a disk I/O operation. So both at the port level and the disk drive level, for random I/O all we really care about is how many I/O operations per second we handle. For sequential I/O operations, the block sizes are designed to be long, being aware that we deliberately want to make the block sizes big enough so that we get a lot of data moved for the overhead associated with each I/O operation. At the host port level, for sequential I/O operations, the block size is designed to be big enough so that the Fibre Channel path's data transfer speed (2Gbit/sec or 4Gbit/sec) is reached before the microprocessor gets too busy – so for the port, all that matters is MB/s, not IOPS. Then as we discussed during the RAID Concepts presentation, for sequential I/O operations, the host to subsystem block size is quite independent of the block size that the subsystem writes the data to disk with, as cache acts like a holding tank to accumulate enough data to write full stripes to disk. The chunk size on disk, which is the unit of transfer to each disk to stage / destage sequential data, is selected to be substantial so that we transfer "lots" of data for each I/O operation. The chunk size of 512K used by the Universal Storage Platform family (and selectable for the Adaptable Modular Storage family) represents roughly one disk rotation worth of data transfer time. This compares to over one disk revolution for mechanical positioning before data transfer starts. Thus whereas for random I/O, data transfer represents roughly one percent of the total disk drive busy time, for sequential I/O, data transfer represents roughly one half of the total disk drive busy time. This 512KB block size (chunk size) represents a good compromise for two reasons: RAID Concepts Page 1 of 6 Hitachi Data Systems: WebTech Series 1) Intermix between random and sequential I/O on the same parity group. The longer the sequential block size, the longer that random read miss I/O operations have to wait in case the subsystem happens to be (asynchronously) doing a sequential stage or destage on the same parity group at the time the random read miss arrives. 2) The bigger you make the chunk size, the larger the sequential stripe becomes, and the more often you will encounter the situation where you only receive from the host during a series of write operations enough data to partially but not completely fill a stripe before the data has been hanging around long enough so that you just have to write it to disk. This is a significant factor, and happens often enough to significantly affect sequential throughput, as when you only have a partial stripe to destage, you must perform the destage the same way you destage random I/O, which for RAID-5 and RAID-6 means you need to read old data and read old parity before you can write the new data and parity. This extra I/O workload to randomly destage partial stripes can significantly impact the throughput you expect to get with RAID-5 and RAID-6 sequential writes. For the Adaptable Modular Storage series, cache sizes are smaller than the Universal Storage Platform as well, and there needs to be enough space in cache to accumulate full stripes for all sequential streams you have in progress at one time in order for sequential writes to flow at "full stripe write" speed. The stripe size is also a factor of how many drives there are in the parity group, and in order to keep sequential writes operating in "full stripe write" mode, it's a good idea to avoid the larger RAID-5 / RAID-6 parity group sizes that are possible on the Adaptable Modular Storage. Avoiding larger RAID-5 / RAID-6 parity group sizes on the Adaptable Modular Storage also reduces the performance impact of drive failure. With no failing drive, to read a random record involves a single I/O operation to a single drive. If that drive has failed, the data can be reconstructed, but to do that requires reading from all of the remaining good drives. The number of I/O operations to do the reconstruction is thus proportional to the size of the parity group. 3. Is it possible to control what part (outer, mid, inner, etc.) of the disk drive that data is kept? So higher usage requirements, file systems, can be placed in a better performing area of the disk. The only thing that is faster at the outer diameter of the drive is the data transfer rate. (Blocks are numbered starting at the outer edge, so the data transfer rate starts out fastest at the beginning of the drive, and reduces in a series of steps to the innermost tracks at the end of the drive.) So because for random I/O, the time to transfer a block is on the order of 1% of the time it takes to do an I/O operation, the difference in data transfer rate really doesn't matter. For sequential I/O, yes, in theory the higher data transfer rate should be significant. But firstly, sequential staging / destaging is an asynchronous process, so the difference in transfer rate will only affect overall parity group busy. Next, sequential stages / destages are done in parallel across the parity group, whereas all the data concerned is funneled onto the one host port, so the sequential throughput rate of the parity group is usually not the limiting factor. Only if you are truly moving vast quantities of data sequentially through a parity group where the Fibre Channel port stays saturated at max throughput (400MB/s for a 4Gbit/s port) do you really care about the sequential throughput of the parity group, and in that case having the data at the outer edge will help. In this case, you can also configure larger parity groups for the Adaptable Modular Storage (assuming you only have a few things happening at the same time so you won't over commit cache capacity), and in the case of the Universal Storage Platform family you can configure "concatenated parity groups" where two or four 7+1 parity groups can be striped together. RAID Concepts Page 2 of 6 Hitachi Data Systems: WebTech Series 4. Do Hitachi Data Systems products use RAID 1+0 or RAID 0+1? People like to discuss the difference between a mirror of stripes versus a stripe of mirrors, but when this all happens within one parity group the only difference is the numbering of the drives within the parity group. The Universal Storage Platform family does this in a 2+2 as data_1 data_2 copy_of_data_1 copy_of_data_2, so it's a mirror of stripes. 5. Is there a published list of access density recommendations for optimal performance per disk type? I'm sorry, we don't have a list of which host workload access densities are recommended for which drive types and RAID levels. Have your Hitachi Data Systems representative contact me within Hitachi Data Systems to discuss further. 6. How does the parity bit generation affect CPU utilization? In the Universal Storage Platform family, parity generation does not affect front end or back end microprocessor utilization, as there are dedicated microprocessors to handle this task. I don't know for sure, but for the Adaptable Modular Storage family, I imagine calculating parity contributes to overall microprocessor utilization levels. 7. Say you have Oracle doing 8K random writes. If you have a 4P+1 RAID-5 with 2K segments you wouldn't have any write penalty. Sorry, no. Random write block sizes are much smaller than the size of one disk chunk. Thus all 8K goes to a single chunk on the disk. The only time that you would not have a write penalty is if the entire stripe is written from the host. For a 4+1 RAID-5 parity group, the default chunk size is 64K, and thus to have no write penalty, you would need to write 4x64K = 256KB and this write would need to be aligned on a 256KB boundary within the array group. (In other words, the same as a sequential write destage.) 8. Is the impact of RAID so big for random writes? All I/Os to the physical disks are in parallel. For each host I/O there is only one read pass and one write pass. Correct? Yes, there is only one read pass and one write pass. However, it is really only the total number of I/O operations that we care about, since all array group I/O operations (other than read misses) are asynchronous to the host. For a random write destage that takes 4 I/O operations, yes, these take place in two passes. In the first pass we read old data from one drive and old parity from the other drive in parallel. Then in the second pass we write the new data and the new parity in parallel. But these I/O operations all take place asynchronously after the host write operation has completed. We care about the number of I/O operations because this is what determines parity group busy. If the parity group gets too busy then 1) read miss service time will degrade, and 2) pending write data will build up in cache. Ultimately, if the parity group stays too busy for too long, cache will fill with pending write data and the subsystem will have to make host I/O wait until this condition can be cleared by destaging enough pending write data to disk. 9. Is it necessary to stripe at file system level (LVM) since we have done RAID at hardware level? Will there be significant performance improvement combining hardware RAID and host level LVM striping? This is a question for which I don't have a clear answer. Striping in general whether at the host level or the subsystem drive level spreads activity across multiple disk drives. This is a good thing if you have one volume with very high activity level. This is good to spread activity around so that you don't have "hot spots". But it's not a good thing if you want to isolate the performance of one application from another, because usually when we do striping there are other logical volumes striped across the same physical disk RAID Concepts Page 3 of 6 Hitachi Data Systems: WebTech Series drives and thus striping makes it more likely that activity on one logical volume will impact the performance of the other logical volumes striped across the same physical drives. 10. Generally for database OLTP apps: should OS cache file and data base redo/transaction logs go on RAID 0+1 and data base main file on RAID 5? Generally speaking, logs involve sequential I/O. Sequential I/O in general performs better than random I/O on RAID-5. So the tendency is to put logs on RAID-5 at activity levels (access densities) where other more random workloads will have been put on RAID-1. Having said that, sequential I/O on RAID-5 only works ideally when the volume of writes is big enough for the subsystem to accumulate full stripes within a short interval (measured in seconds). Otherwise, even if the I/O pattern is sequential, if full stripes don't accumulate, the data will still need to be destaged using the random destage method. So to answer your question, I would put the main database file on RAID-1 and the logs on RAID-5. 11. Do you have comments on SAS drives compared to Fibre Channel and SATA? SAS (Serial Attach SCSI) is a newer interface that may replace Fibre Channel over time. There is no particular performance difference between SAS and FC, other than the link speed in Gb/s. Having a higher link speed on the host to subsystem link (which now is all FC) all by itself without increasing microprocessor speeds just lets you run higher MB/s. On the back end, where the drives are attached to the subsystem, having a faster link data rate allows more drives to share a single port, but does not improve the performance of I/O operations to a single disk drive. That is because the interface is already faster than the drive data transfer rate. If you are already waiting for the drive, then making the interface faster doesn't help when waiting for that one drive. However, if the drive interface data rate is increased, then the drives get on and off the interface faster, thus allowing more drives to use the same interface before the interface reaches its performance limit. There are 3 drive interfaces in common use today, Fibre Channel, SAS, and SATA. Generally speaking, Fibre Channel and SAS are used for high performance expensive drives, and SATA is used for low performance large capacity drives. But the cost of the drive and the performance of the drive are not influenced by the type of interface. The cost comes from the number of heads and media needed to achieve the capacity – this is determined by the RPM (revolutions per minute), as at higher RPM's the platters need to be smaller and thus you need more platters, and also when we make the RPM faster, people expect the seek time to be faster too, so the actuator motor that moves the arm back and forth needs to be much bigger and faster and more expensive, too. But the type of interface really doesn't make any difference. In the past, the ancestors of SATA drives were lacking some features such as tagged command queuing, but nowadays all SATA drives have TCQ. Thus to you as the customer of the subsystem, it really doesn't matter what drive interface is used in the back end of the subsystem – it's an implementation detail. Over time we may see SAS replace Fibre Channel just because SAS and SATA share the same physical hardware (only the protocol is different). This means that SAS and SATA will be able to share the same connection infrastructure. SATA only supports single porting and point to point connections, but there's a way to encapsulate the SATA protocol over a SAS connection, so in future it may become more common to see the ability to configure either SAS or SATA drives on the same connection infrastructure. But don't make the mistake to say that SATA is cheap and SAS/Fibre Channel is expensive/fast. The speed and cost come from the drive behind the interface, not the interface itself. (OK, there are some tiny differences, but they are not significant compared to the cost of heads / media / spindle motor / actuator. 12. How do we calculate I/O density of the applications, what tools do we use to measure contention in the drives. How do we demonstrate latency for I/O density factor? RAID Concepts Page 4 of 6 Hitachi Data Systems: WebTech Series The I/O access density for an application is the I/O rate divided by the storage capacity, and it's expressed in IOPS per GB. The contention for disk drives is measured in disk drive utilization (% busy). Performance measurement software such as Hitachi HiCommand® Tuning Manager will display this. Latency is the term used to describe how long you have to wait in a disk drive for the data to come under the head once you have completed moving the access arm to the desired position (seeking). For single standalone I/O operations, the average latency is ½ a turn. When the drive is heavily loaded and within the drive there is a queue of I/O operations, the drive will look at the destinations for all the queued I/O operations and will perform the I/O operations in such a sequence as to minimize the mechanical positioning delay, both seeking and latency. This feature is called "tagged command queuing" (TCQ). Thus when a drive gets heavily loaded, the average latency will go down below ½ a turn, and the average seek time will also decrease. There is no way to measure or report on these reductions other than to notice that the drive's throughput rate is higher than you would expect. But please note that although TCQ improves throughput, it does so at the expense of making response time worse. Because the drive reorders the execution time, it sacrifices the wait time for individual I/O operations for the greater good. You can think of having the post office delivery person going to every house on their route in the order that letters arrive at the post office vs. going to the houses in the order of the houses on the street. With a disk drive the performance difference is not as extreme as this example, but the principle is the same. With TCQ, you can expect to see improvements as much as 30% to overall throughput, but at very high disk drive busies. TCQ only improves throughput when the I/O operations are independent, meaning that they can be executed in any sequence. 13. What is meant by "density rates of data"? Access density measures the intensity of the access to data. It's a characteristic of the workload no matter what type of disk drive it's put on. Access density is computed as the total IOPS divided by the capacity, and is expressed in units of IOPS per GB. 14. What combination of perfmon counters are best for determining random I/O? Specific settings for particular performance measurement software are beyond the scope of this talk, but for random I/O workloads the most important specs are 1) access density and 2) read:write ratio. 15. Does Ian host a blog? Sorry, no. 16. Why does the head of a LUSE generate more I/O than LUSE members? The logical block addresses within a LUSE (or any logical volume) are mapped from the beginning to the end. If the first LDEV within a LUSE (the head LDEV) is receiving more I/O operations than the other LDEVs within a LUSE, this is just because the host application is issuing more I/Os to the address range near the beginning of the logical volume. If you configured a LUSE in order to spread the I/O load over more than one parity group, you might want to look at using "concatenated parity groups" instead. With concatenated parity groups, each stripe goes across all the parity groups, and thus this does a much better job of distributing random I/O (which tends to be clustered in space – locality of reference) than using a LUSE. For the same reason, concatenated parity groups can give you higher sequential throughput if you have an application that steadily drives a port at 400 MB/s to a single LDEV. 17. What factors determine access density needs? Access density is a characteristic of the workload, and therefore isn't something that you can adjust. You might see access density vary simply because the entire logical volume might not be filled, and thus if the RAID Concepts Page 5 of 6 Hitachi Data Systems: WebTech Series files are moved from one logical volume to a bigger or smaller volume, the access density that you see a the level of the logical volume (LDEV) may have changed, but really the number of I/O operations that go to one file do not vary depending on where the file is placed – unless, of course, that the storage the file is on can't keep up with the workload. 18. If you do heavy video editing where you simply want to take video clips from various sources and put them together into a new video stream (using Adobe's suite), would RAID 1 be better or RAID 5 on stand-alone workstations where disks are local to the PC? Good question – I don't know. I would assume that video would be something where sequential data rates would be high enough to make RAID-5 work well, but with today's drive prices, why not just use RAID-1? 19. RAID 6 and 300GB drives: recommended or not? RAID-6 is the only RAID level that protects against two drive failures in the same parity group. However, RAID-6 also has the heaviest RAID performance penalty, and thus the access density that RAID-6 can handle on the same drives is lower than the other RAID levels. Use RAID-6 where data integrity is the most critical, spread the data out over enough drives to keep the drive busy under 50% busy. 20. What is going to happen with bigger size drives? RAID 6 for 750GB drives and move RAID 5 to 300 10K? The bigger the drive, the lower the intensity of the access to the data that can be sustained. If you fill a 750GB drive up with data, that data had better be VERY lightly accessed, or else the drive won't be able to keep up with the I/O rate. Ask your Hitachi Data Systems representative to help you figure out what the most cost effective combination of drive RPM, drive capacity, and RAID level is for your application. Have your Hitachi Data Systems representative contact me if they need help. Hitachi Data Systems is registered with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office as a trademark and service mark of Hitachi, Ltd. The Hitachi Data Systems logotype is a trademark and service mark of Hitachi, Ltd. Adaptable Modular Storage, Network Storage Controller, Hitachi Performance Monitor, Hitachi HiCommand® Tuning Manager and Universal Storage Platform are trademarks of Hitachi Data Systems Corporation. All other product and company names are, or may be, trademarks or service marks of their respective owners. Notice: This document is for informational purposes only, and does not set forth any warranty, express or implied, concerning any equipment or service offered or to be offered by Hitachi Data Systems. 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I've got it! One of the few things I remember from calculus over sixty years ago is: "Always examine the means and the extremes."
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The company announced Thursday it has received an undisclosed investment from Visa (NYSE: V), which comes weeks after the startup announced it had also received an investment from Synchrony Financial, formerly GE Capital Retail Finance.
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TUSCALOOSA | Grace Crawford Graf, age 89, went to be with God on March 31, 2006, peacefully at her home in Tuscaloosa, surrounded by her loving family.
She is survived by her devoted husband of 65 years, Oscar Stanley Graf; her five children, Mary Lundell (Bob) of Tuscaloosa, Nancy Graf of Tuscaloosa, Oscar Stanley Graf, Jr. (Cynidi) of Tibbie, Ala., Frances Wicklein of Birmingham, and Edward William Graf of Calera; 13 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Her brother, Alexander Crawford (Helen) of Uniontown, also mourns her death.
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Even before Miley Cyrus' chart-topping album Bangerz was released in October, devotees were already poring over the leaked lyrics, searching for clues as to how she was coping without former beau Liam Hemsworth. Sure enough, buried amid the Auto-Tuned swoons of My Darlin' was a line that seemed to tell it all: I can't breathe without you, without you as mine.
Either recording booths in the 21st century need to come equipped with oxygen masks, or today's lyricists tend to brood over their breakups in the intensive care unit. Presenting an inability to breathe has become a ubiquitous songwriting crutch, an insipid shorthand to express longing or describe an emotional trauma. It's my candidate for the laziest lyric of the century. The instant the line is uttered, the fallacy is exposed, and the moment deflates.
This particular pet peeve first colonized my brain when I caught the chorus to Taylor Swift's 2008 ballad Breathe: And I can't breathe without you, but I have to. It's true, you do! Suddenly, whenever a top 40 radio station hit the dial, the proclamations of asphyxiations came fast and steady, and I began amassing a can't breathe case file.
What I find so odd about this particular lazy metaphor is that the act of singing the lyric disproves its intent. Writer's block yields piles of unused paper. Painters in a rut neglect their canvases. But a singer is actually using the air in his or her heartsick lungs to express, and then dispel, this thoroughly exhausted announcement of breathlessness. The instant the line is uttered, the fallacy is exposed, and the moment deflates.
On Jealousy, Will Young drops to his knees when he feels like he can't breathe. Leona Lewis, a winner on The X Factor, sings the eponymous lyric dozens of times in Can't Breathe, but at least acknowledges that this separation of soul mate and oxygen supply spells doom (note the shout-outs to getting weak and feeling like death is close). Michelle Branch is less dramatic; she limits her bated breath to counts of 10. Tom DeLonge of Angels & Airwaves gave the expression a slight twist with his emo inflection, ratcheting the annoyance factor to unseen heights.
Perhaps the clearest explanation for how we arrived at this can't breathe cul-de-sac can be found in John Seabrook's recent New Yorker profile of Lukasz Gottwald. Gottwald, also known as Dr. Luke, is the 40-year-old hit-maker who came to worldwide prominence in 2004 after co-writing Kelly Clarkson's Since U Been Gone, the power-pop anthem capped by the chorus Since you been gone, I can breathe for the first time. (Clarkson, it should be noted, is a multiple offender; in Addicted, she sings that she can't breathe after a leech of an ex sucks the life from her.) Gottwald tells Seabrook he's never finished a book, and that he finds lyric writing not fun, preferring to farm out that responsibility to lyricists like Bonnie McKee, who explains to Seabrook that the process is very mathematical. A line has to have a certain number of syllables, and the next line has to be its mirror image. In this paradigm, it's understandable that familiar lyrics get slotted into well-trod emotional cues. The formula is certainly a winning one; Gottwald has had a hand in as many No. 1s in 2010 as the Beatles had in any single year.
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Kids Master Mathematics When They're Challenged But Supported
New Jersey teachers have found a surprising way to keep students engaged and successful: They let underachieving youngsters get frustrated by math.
While working with minority and low-income students at low-performing schools in Newark for the past seven years, researchers at Rutgers University have found that allowing students to struggle with challenging math problems can lead to dramatically improved achievement and test scores.
"We've found there is a healthy amount of frustration that's productive; there is a satisfaction after having struggled with it," says Roberta Schorr, associate professor in Rutgers University at Newark's Urban Education Department. Her group has also found that, though conventional wisdom says certain abilities are innate, a lot of kids' talents and capabilities go unnoticed unless they are effectively challenged; the key is to do it in a nurturing environment.
"Most of the literature describes student engagement and motivation as having to do with their attitudes about math -- whether they like it or not," Schorr says. "That's different from the engagement we've found. When students are working on conceptually complex problems in a supportive environment, they do better. They report feeling frustrated, but also satisfaction, pride and a willingness to work harder next time."
Former Newark middle school math teacher Debra Joseph-Charles says the Rutgers training taught her to see her role as that of a guide. In her classes, she assigned rich word problems, then gave students a few minutes to work individually in a way that emphasized their strengths.
"If you are good at computations and you want to do it that way, you can," says Joseph-Charles, now a math coach in the school district. "If you are a visual learner and you want to draw, you can. Or if you want to use manipulatives, you can. You hear this rhetoric about there being this and that type of learner, but no one really gives students the opportunity to learn in different ways in the math classroom."
Using the Rutgers method of group learning, Joseph-Charles's students organized themselves into groups so that each student could explain how she arrived at an answer. The other students in the group gave constructive criticism about the pros and cons of each approach. Each group then decided which method was best and presented it to the class.
"Children who were failing are now quite successful," Joseph-Charles says of her former math students. "They're solving problems in ways we didn't see as a possibility but which were valid."
Naga Madhuri Philkhana, another former teacher turned math coach in Newark, says the Rutgers approach gave her students a sense of accomplishment. "You bring out their confidence by letting them have their own way of looking at problems and sharing it in the classroom," she says.
After teachers like Joseph-Charles and Philkhana began applying the Rutgers techniques in the classroom, students showed more interest in math, and the math test scores at what were among the lowest-performing schools in the state began to soar. (In comparison, the language arts scores often remained the same or decreased.) Schorr was delighted but admits she was also surprised at the rising scores and how they have continued to improve year after year.
Since 2003, the average standardized math test scores among fourth graders in Newark schools have risen from 45 percent to 79 percent. As a result of its success, math teachers across New Jersey are now receiving professional development in the Rutgers method through a federally funded series of webinars called MathNext.
Schorr and her colleagues at Rutgers, with the help of MetroMath researchers in New York City, have begun identifying how and when students appear to be most engaged in math so they can train teachers to create and sustain that engagement. A number of their academic-journal articles on the subject have been published, and more are forthcoming.
"Motivation is a key aspect of achievement that we often ignore in math; it's the missing link," Schorr says. "We need to provide kids with conceptually challenging math problems in an emotionally safe environment, and the teacher plays a critical role in that. Kids can view frustration as an opportunity for success instead of an indication of failure, but that won't happen without teachers letting the students experience productive struggles."
Bernice Yeung is a contributing editor for Edutopia.
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This method is so different from what I experienced in math classes growing up. I think that by allowing students to work in a problem-solving setting more frequently, students become accustomed to doing math for a reason, instead of looking simply for the correct answer from the teacher. While it may take training and practice for an educator to implement this technique successfully, it seems to be worth the extra effort!
Hi Merrie,
I am interested in this concept you were speaking of regarding Piaget and his idea of disequilibrium as applied to this type of learing environment.
Stevi I love the way that you are articulating the learning environment which I have in my room that I found describable until now. This type of environment maxes out students' proficiency levels.
I think it is great that this strategy improved math for this school but in return the language arts decreased which is a down side. I like that the students found new ways that worked for their problems I think that it makes a classroom come together more when they have to fail to succeed. I know that being taught different strategies would have been helpfull for me when I was in school.
I really like and agree with the way this Rutgers University program are going about this whole learning math by letting "youngsters get frustrated by math". I personally think this works well, I feel that becoming frustrated makes the math more of a challenge and me being competitive makes me want to do whatever I can to learn it. But it also goes so far that for those students who might not be competitive like me they are in an environment that doesn't push them too far with frustration.
Also, the teachers are using the think pair share strategy in this program. Allowing the students to think alone on how they will solve it. Then give them a chance at social interaction which helps learning, which gives them the chance to either confirm their method they used , learn another way it is done, or teach another student. Then after they are done they can pick one of their ways and show the rest of the class. A simple strategy that tends to work.
These statistics are inspiring! It has always seemed not only foolish, but dangerous, to think that we have to spoon-feed homogenized education to children, and that some are innately incapable of true comprehension. Are we not setting up a tragic self-fulfilling prophecy? These new approaches indicate a shift in how we define "successfully teaching" students: now allowing them to discover truths themselves. Working in groups emphasizes students communicating their rationalizations, stimulating higher thinking, and requires students to discover their own methods for finding answers: skills essential to personal and social success. Manipulatives, student-produced visual representations of mathematics concepts, and increased problem-solving skill applications, are all steps in the right direction it seems. My one question concerning the disconcerting language arts scores is whether the same methods were being applied in those classrooms as in the mathematics instruction. Perhaps it is not the curriculum but the instruction that made all the difference in results? I do believe that using frustration, as with any method, should be a cautious endeavor, and the best strategy for each student, is unique as they are.
I have never experienced anything like this method in any class. I think it is very beneficial to the learning process to allow students to think and work on problems on their own in the way that works the best for them before they are instructed. The research shows that the math scores in these schools went up. However, it is still hard for me to understand how frustration is going to increase a students' interest level in math. This method is definitely worth a try!
I have never experienced anything like this method in any class. I think it is very beneficial to the learning process to allow students to think and work on their own in the way that works the best for them before they are instructed. The research shows that the math scores in these schools went up. However, it is still hard for me to understand how frustration is going to increase a students' interest level in math. This method is definitely worth a try!
I thought this artical was very interesting in seeing how well this type of method, think-pair-share, really works within the classroom. I first see it in our classroom and enjoy it, but to see the statistics of how well it is actually working within a classroom is helping me see that this truly is a benifical method. Although I am very concerned about the language arts scores and how they have either slipped or stayed the same. If I was to impliment this within my classroom I might incorporate writing within the assignment and ask the students to write down how they solved the equation while they are in the think process.
I thought this artical was very interesting in seeing how well this type of method, think-pair-share, really works within the classroom. I first see it in our classroom and enjoy it, but to see the statistics of how well it is actually working within a classroom is helping me see that this truly is a benifical method. Although I am very concerned about the language arts scores. If I was to empliment this within my classroom I might incorporate writting within the assignment and ask the students to write down how they solved the equation while they are in the think process.
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