Research Article
Mapping Pupil’s Learning Progression Using Hand Manipulatives and Touch Screen Applications: Implications to Post-COVID-19 New Normal
Table 1
Checklist on learning progression in the operations of fractions based on the Pirie–Kieren theory Approach.
| Level [17] | Description [24] | Learning Progression Expectations about Fractions |
| 1 | PWS 1 | The child knows moving hand and touch screen manipulatives but does not count aloud the concept of fractions to match with the objects. | Doing | 2 | PWS 2 | The child says numbers as a part of the whole but does with exact correspondence of the uttered concepts of fractions and the manipulatives. | Image-making | 3 | MSUF 1 | For at least five objects in hand and touch screen manipulatives, the child says the exact values and matches each spoken fraction with the objects. | Image having | 4 | MSUF 2 | The child has developed an understanding of the addition and subtraction of similar fractions using the hand and touch screen manipulatives. | Property noticing | 5 | MSPF 1 | The child has understood the multiplication and division of similar fractions using the hand and touch screen manipulatives. | Formalizing | 6 | MSPF 2 | The child has developed an understanding of the addition and subtraction of dissimilar fractions using hand and touch screen manipulatives. | Observing | 7 | GMSF 1 | The child has developed an understanding of multiplication and division of dissimilar fractions using the hand and touch screen manipulatives. | Structuring | 8 | GMSF 2 | The child can explain the operations of fractions and provide more examples using the hand and touch screen manipulatives. | Inventing |
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