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I don't think it's quite right. Okay, so look, let's just let's just think about maybe hold on, right? So the answer must be. A third. Let me just change color. The answer must be a third times a half. Times one. Now why is that? Okay, let's let's let's do a recap. Let's do a probability recap. Yeah. Okay, so. Okay, I'm trying to get my grammar right. Probability. Is measured from which number to which number? Do you remember that? Is my question not clear? No, no. Okay. So look, let's just do a little recap. Probability is measured from zero to one. Did you learn that? Yeah, Yeah, okay. So look, let's let's just take a coin. Yeah. So I really don't like the let's just take a coin. I don't like the color black on this screen today. Let's take a coin. Okay? And we've got heads or tails. If you throw a coin, what's the probability of heads? What's the probability of tails? Aha, aha. On each, right? So we're measuring we're measuring in terms of a fraction from zero to one. Yeah. Okay, just bear with me, because I need to get my Chari, just need my husband to bring much. Sorry. Could I have my computer charter? So I think it's in there. Sorry. Just need to plug in. So it's measured on a probability scale, right, of zero to one. Yeah. Yeah. Okay, so then okay, well, let's go back to the question. So we got three cards. What is the so they're just three cards that were picking up, right? What is the probability of any one of those cards being picked? A A third right? Okay, so we've got a third a third and a third. So now because we're asking a particular question, so I think it's really useful to think of probability as it really depends what question you're asking as to how you set it up because we want to spell the word cat, so we need the letter c first. Yeah. So so it's a very specific thank you. It's a very specific order, right? Yeah okay. So c is the first letter that we want. It's not charging. Okay. C is the first letter that we want. So there's a third of a chance of getting A C. Yeah but then the way to think about it next is that all you have left now are t and a. So this is what we would call a non replacement experiment, right? There's replacement experiments and non replacement experiments. Replacement would be that you put the c back, but you want to keep the c because you want it to spell cat. Yeah. So so or we're basically doing a new probability experiment now with just t and a. Which is what's the chance if you only got tna left? The chances of getting A T or an a is how much now a half right? And which one do you want? A, so there's a half chance of getting the a Yeah and for reasons explain later we'll say we will say that we're multiplying the probabilities. So now we've got a heart a third times a half. Yeah and then so can you just explain how I put the how can I put the number one at the end there? How come I did that? But it's 100% that you pick to next time. Nice. Does it kind of make does it seem logical to you? Yeah. Okay. So we've got a numerical answer. And and then look, you can see that it's a sixth writing that we multiply because how many combinations have we got? Let's just do all the combinations. There's cat. Can you list me all the outcomes? Okay. So this is called list. Yeah J A T C T A T C A T A C A atz nice. And you can see that those are all of the possible outcomes and there are six of the six of them. And cat is one of those six possibilities. Yes. Yeah does that feel okay? Okay, great. So look, we've done we've done lots already. We've done loads just on that. One thing we've done that probability is measured from zero to one zero would be impossible to get something. One like we've got here is 100% chance you're gonna to pick t third time because you've only got one card left. Yeah. Yeah we're listing outcomes and showing that the combined probability is one of those six listed outcomes. Yeah. Okay. So just just put that in your mind for the next one is the quest. So is really everything hinges with probability on what the question is asking. I think the next question is asking something very particular about the order of the children. Can you just read and have a think. 嗯。Okay. Yeah. Are you feeling stuck? Okay. So can you explain why that's the case? Because. It's just basically the same. Okay. So what are our six possible outcomes? So can you list can you tell me what would be the six possible outcomes. Okay you changed your answer so so their first child could be a girl or a boy right? Yeah. Their second child could be a girl or a boy. Their third child could be a girl or a boy. So what are the outcomes that we've got? Three girls. Go, go, go. What then? What. Three boys, two boys. 飞机飞哔哔机。B G B B, what am I doing? Sorry. B, what was that? G B G B G G B B G G G B B. Have we got them all? Gg g? Okay, with one in the middle, 2121. Yeah. Okay. So how many possibilities? Eight. All right, so what is the final probability? One, 88. So in actual fact, what's going on is have you done tree diagrams? Do you remember doing tree diagrams like this at all with probability? Is it if we make like a Pinsir a set of branches on a tree? Boy and girl? Yeah, this is the first child. Yeah. The second child would go like this. Right? Because our options for the second child in relation to the first child, right? So the outcomes are all related to each other. The second child is now dependent on what the first child is. So we've got boy, boy, boy, girl, girl, boy, go, go, make sense. And now look what's happening to the branches to make it eight possibilities. So do do you recognize those numbers? When we look at the branches of the tree, right? This is now the third child is starting to look a bit messy. This is the third child. But what can you tell me if you recognize anything at all in these numbers? There are two branches, there are four branches, there are eight branches. Do you recognize that? Yeah it's doubling so it's the powers of two, right? Because we've got two branches it's two times two times two times two it's the powers of two, right? Each time. Yeah so that's where the kind of the bottom number on the fraction is coming from. Does that make sense? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So we've got do so girl, it would be this one, right? Girl, boy, girl and on our diagram it would be. It would be girl, boy, girl this very specific set of branches on the tree. Yeah. Okay, so let's just try one more, Kevin, and then we'll move on. Okay, can can we just try this one? Lots of birds outside the window. Okay, just let me know if you feel like you want me to say anything, but otherwise, just have a go at answering yourself. From. And done okay. So how did you approach that then? There's. Be like choose like choose the first one like each boys have to. 哦。I show it on a diagram. I can have a three way tree diagram, right? I can have Hamilton. I'm just going to use the the thing because otherwise it's too slow. A Aladdin and thriller. Yeah. However, what is it? A six? Let's just check because look, Hamilton, if you see Hamilton first, right? You're right, of course, because you're not going to see it again, are you? So what's wrong with my diagram? This is not three branches, is it? So sometimes your tree diagram will have a different set of branches in the next in the next probability outcome Yeah because you're not going to see Hamilton twice. Yeah so so basically my branches should be Aladdin and thriller makes sense. Yeah. Okay. So then we've got basically non replacement, right? It's it's what we call a non replacement experiment. Yeah you are not what? Okay, so what do I mean? What's the opposite of that? A replacement experiment. You know Henry takes a ball out of a bag and looks at the he then puts the ball back in. He's literally replacing the ball. So it's back in the it's back in the experiment. Yeah which obviously in this context, this that makes no sense at all. You're not gonna to see Hamilton twice. Yeah. So you're right, we've got a third chance of seeing Aladdin times multiplied by a half chance of seeing thriller. Yes. Yeah, nice. Okay. All right. Well, look, we sort of learned that on the fly there, but basically you're doing that is about as sophisticated as it gets for even gcse maths in the uk as probability. Yeah, I know you don't have any problems really understanding maths, but some people have real difficulties with probability. And I think it's more about kind of just thinking like, well, what is the question asking me? Yeah. And diagrams are always really useful in probability because there I obviously showed myself that I was, that I needed to correct what I was thinking because Yeah, I showed myself that I was Yeah because you're not going to see the same show twice. Okay. All right. Well, look, let's go here. Just look at the pictures. Kat, are there any that you think you could answer? Basically, it's matching. So anyway, we've only got we've only got six graphs, but we've got twelve labels. Are there any that you think you can immediately say. Keyboard, so is it you can just tell me if it's annoying to do it. The second one is x equals to nice. Okay, good job. Why so many birds out on the tree? Lovely. Any thoughts on another one? Am I right that the three curve ones you haven't done at all? I have drawn a graph like that, but. But not Yeah but not really studied it. Yeah. Okay. Well, let I do what let me because that's really what I want to focus on. I think it's really useful to learn. Bit learn about this. So let me just cut me left. Let's go down here and look at it on its own. If I can get it on there, come on. Come on, right? Okay, sorry, it takes a while to load. All right, let's just look at this one on its own. Okay, so this is called. The quadratic graph, okay? So did you do any quadratics this term? Do you know? What is that? Okay, so it's a fancy word, right? We always use like really, really not very helpful words to because you know they're just too fancy for what we're talking about, which is basically the graph of x squared. Yeah but if I said it's the graph of x squared, you would know what I mean, right? Yeah, Yeah. Okay. So look, basically, so what I'm saying to you is the the quadratic graph or the graph of x squared is a classic shape, right? So you can think about it as as being a set shape on the graph. Yeah, look at this one here. These are straight line graphs. That's a set shape, right? It's a straight line. Yeah the the graphs of x equals are a set shape. They are a vertical line, right? Yeah. So the graph of x squared is a standard shape of a bucket, right? Yeah or a valley. Yeah and the graph of negative x squared, negative x squared looks like this. Oops, ion straight line. The graph of negative x squared looks like this, which is a hill, right? Or we can call it the smiley face graph and the unhappy graph. Yeah. So that's minus x squared. And it is clear to see that they're basically brother and sister. Those two graphs. Yeah, it's just upside down of the other graph of x squared, graph of negative x squared. Okay. So then if we put values in for. An x squared. Okay. So can you just help me if x is let's go here. Right, if x is zero, can you fill in x squared underneath? Nice. Okay, so we're gonna so let's put it on the graph let's plot it there. Yes. Yeah okay, so let me just continue can you fill in if x is one? X squared is if x is two, if x is three, gosh, it's hard to write here. Yeah. Oh, sorry, I know you can't you can't write easily, so you can just tell me if you want. Yeah, nine, nine. Okay. And then let's just go this way. If x is minus one, x is how much. One. Right. So do you see the symmetry is going that way? Yeah, so one, one Yeah minus one, one, two, four, minus two, four, three, nine. So you can see why the numbers are identical in the negatives Yeah as in the positives Yeah. Okay, so we've got that. That's the graph of x squared. We just the graph of x squared. We just graed. And hopefully, you can see that the graph that's already drawn is identical. It looks exactly the same, but it's translated downwards. Did you do translations this year? Yeah the only difference is that it's translated downwards. How many how many squares is it translated down? All. So where this bottom of your curve, this is the appthis is the minimum or the bottom of your curve is on zero zero. There here it's on zero minus three. Yeah so it's the graph. It's the graph of x squared minus three. It's basically the exact shape of x squared. Yeah move down three. And so a number on its own just means move down three, right? Minus three, just minus three is just the graph as it would be, but gone downwards three. Yeah. By that same token, what would x squared plus two look like? Do you think what would x squared plus two look like? Exactly. They're just identical Yeah just moved around and in the case of just plus two, just up to Yeah. So all right, that solves the top left one. Yes, it's x squared minus three. Yeah, is this one? What's going on in these two? Can you just try and describe what's what's different about these two that that we didn't just talk about? They they they have been translated horizontally. They've been translated horizontally. All this one has been translated horizontally. How much? The one on the bottom right by us. Three by minus three. Okay, as there's a weird phenomenon that happens. Wow, it's not if you go through the numbers. If you go through the numbers, it's it makes sense. But it's actually this one. Which is weird, right, when you first think. Why does it seem weird? Or maybe it doesn't seem weird, but why would x plus three squared be weird? Do you think? Or maybe you think it's normal? It says plus, but but it actually minus free. Yeah, Yeah, but okay, so let's just but let's just evidence that out. Okay, here's x here is x minus three all squared. Can you just tell me the numbers that should go in? If x is zero, sorry. Plus three or squared? Sorry. If x is zero, how much is x plus three or squared? I' M6. Sorry, nine. So if x is just kind of try and get a bit more, Oh, this is where I think to myself, I should have I should have preloaded a table. Okay. If x is three, Oh sorry, if x is zero, x plus three, all squared is nine. Right. Do you see now why it's all the way up there? Yeah, Yeah. If x is one, x plus three, all squared is 16, right? So it's all the way up there. Okay, let's just take as xx is minus three. Let's think about that. X is minus three. How much is x plus three? All squared? No right hands. It's appearing over here on the left. Makes sense. Yeah. So it's a bit counterintuitive. You're a bit like, Oh, why is plus a shift to the left? But then when you see the numbers, it makes sense. Yeah. So so with that in mind, what graph do you think this one is? Y equals X X minus two old squared, very nice and for some really weird reason. Am I just going crazy or can I not see it? Because this. Why have they put it like that for. That's not right, is it? Are those two things the same? They shouldn't be. No. But I don't know. I might like, right, let's just compare. Right? Did you do this? Did you do expansion of brackets? Yeah, you did. Okay. So what's the expansion of that? Okay. Because look like if we're essentially saying, look, here is x plus three all squared, that is a double bracket, we could expand, right? So we could get we could get the longer the longer set of algebra for that graph, couldn't we? Yeah, Yeah. So in fact, let's just practice that. Let's let's can you expand x plus three all squared? Or Yeah if you expand x plus three or squared, what do you get? Okay. And then if you multiply it all out, did you do that in class? No, you didn't do. You didn't do expansion. So you didn't get that you didn't do that? No, no. Okay. So you never did any of this in class where you go x times x. Okay, let's do that for a bit. All right, let's let's go over here. Can you expand this one? Yep, okay. Okay, what about this one? Yeah. Okay, one more. So in each well done. So in each case, you are basically taking the outer number and multiplying it by each of the elements inside the bracket. Your content with that? Yeah, Yeah. Okay. So the same goes the same goes for a bracket for two sets of brackets, right? This is this is now double bracket expansion, okay. What's happening is that you've got simultaneously you've got you've got x times the x plus three and you've got two times the x plus three because the front bracket is x and two. So you've got x times the second bracket and you've got two times the second bracket. That's one way of writing it. Maybe you like it that way. Yeah. So what does that equal? You basically got x times x plus three the bracket. In addition, you've got two times x plus three the bracket. So what does that give you overall? So. Basically, I think it's useful to see this as just an extension of this idea. Yeah. You if you look here, you've taken two and multiplied it by the x and you've taken two and multiplied it by the five, okay. And in this case, what you're doing is taking x and multiplying it by the x and x and plit by the three, right? But as well, you're taking the plus two and multiplying that by the x, and you're taking the plus two and multiplying that by the plus three. Yeah. So so what you've done so far, Kevin, you've done a nice so you've got the x. So what I did was I broke open the first bracket. Yeah. What what I've written here is is breaking open the first bracket and turning it into x times the second bracket. Yeah these are now written like that. Yeah x times the first bracket and two times sorry, x times the second bracket and two times the second bracket. Yeah, you know Yeah, Yeah, Yeah. Does it feel like wrong? No, okay, so let's try from from the graph. Let's go all the way back to the graphs all scrolling up. Sorry, I've lost them. Where are they? Where are they? Here they are. Okay. So let's expand this one. Yep. So we've got x plus three times. X plus three equals what? Nice. There's just Yeah something that you can do. Nice. Okay. So I was just saying to myself. Why have they written that? But you think they might be right? It's just a backwards version. Is it though let's let's compare. So I would have called that translated graph x minus two. Again, it's right. I was just thinking to myself, but Oh Yeah because Yeah, Yeah because what happens is Yeah, Yeah, okay, fair enough, those are equal. Yeah because each time we're going to end up with what? Each time we're going to end up with what then. Can you well, can you expand either that the first one or the second one to tell us what we would get Oh. And so. So there's just one correction, which would be that. You agree. Yeah. Hello. Can you hear me? Yeah, Yeah, it would just be that that would be the correction. Yeah. Yeah, Yeah. Okay. All right. Well, look, well done, Kevin. All right. So we did a lot of we did a lot of difficult work today. And do you think this is more difficult than what you have been doing in class? No, it's not more difficult. Okay, so you've been but you did say class was quite easy. No. Yeah Yeah okay so you find all of this okay to on in terms of difficulty Yeah Yeah okay all right so it's just a case of I think in that case it's just a case of learning it Yeah it needs to be it needs to be learnt for part of your curriculum. Did we already do this one? Let me get it onto the board. Did we already do that one? Yeah, we did. Okay. All right, I'm out of Christmas party. We. No, just. Okay. Sorry you as to. Okay, this. Okay, I just a quick. What do you do? Okay, so I shall check. Is that what you're going with? Yeah. Okay, I shall check 42 for next time. I'll put that on the board as well so we we can check that at the start of next session. All right, have a great rest of your day and I will see you next time. Okay, hear you soon. Bye.
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            "en": "Showed intuitive understanding of vertical shifts (k) but needed gentle guidance on the counterintuitive nature of horizontal shifts ((x+3)^2 moves left).",
            "cn": "对垂直平移(k)表现出直觉理解,但在水平平移((x+3)^2向左移动)的反直觉性上需要温和的指导。"
        }
    ],
    "oral_assessment": [
        {
            "en": "Clarity in stating answers and recognizing patterns (e.g., powers of two). Speech is clear.",
            "cn": "陈述答案和识别模式(例如,2的幂)时清晰。口齿清晰。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Student struggled slightly when asked to articulate the reason for horizontal shift direction but responded well when prompted for numerical evidence.",
            "cn": "当被要求阐述水平位移方向的原因时,学生略有挣扎,但在提示下通过数字证据做出了很好的回应。"
        }
    ],
    "written_assessment_en": "No formal written work was provided during the session, but the student successfully identified equations corresponding to graph plots.",
    "written_assessment_cn": "课程中没有提供正式的书面作业,但学生成功地将方程与图像描绘相匹配。",
    "student_strengths": [
        {
            "en": "Strong grasp of basic probability structure (0 to 1) and multiplication rule.",
            "cn": "对基础概率结构(0到1)和乘法法则有很好的掌握。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Excellent recall and application when prompted about symmetry and patterns (e.g., powers of two in tree diagrams).",
            "cn": "在被提示对称性和模式(例如,树状图中的2的幂)时,记忆力和应用能力出色。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Understands geometric concepts like translation quickly once the underlying numerical pattern is established.",
            "cn": "一旦确定了底层的数字模式,就能很快理解平移等几何概念。"
        }
    ],
    "improvement_areas": [
        {
            "en": "Formal algebraic manipulation, specifically double bracket expansion (FOIL method), needs dedicated practice.",
            "cn": "正式的代数操作,特别是双括号展开(FOIL法),需要专门练习。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Intuitive understanding of why horizontal shifts (x+3)^2 leads to a negative shift needs reinforcement through consistent examples.",
            "cn": "需要通过持续的例子来加强对水平平移(x+3)^2为何导致负向位移的直觉理解。"
        }
    ],
    "teaching_effectiveness": [
        {
            "en": "The transition from concrete probability examples (cards, coins) to abstract graphs was managed well by using guided questioning.",
            "cn": "通过引导式提问,很好地管理了从具体概率示例(卡片、硬币)到抽象图像的过渡。"
        },
        {
            "en": "The teacher effectively corrected their own approach regarding the tree diagram branches, modeling self-correction for the student.",
            "cn": "教师有效地纠正了自己在树状图分支上的处理方式,为学生树立了自我纠错的榜样。"
        }
    ],
    "pace_management": [
        {
            "en": "The pace was generally fast but well-controlled, slowing down appropriately for the complex introduction of quadratic graphs.",
            "cn": "节奏总体较快但控制得当,在介绍复杂的二次函数图像时明显放慢了速度。"
        },
        {
            "en": "The teacher managed external interruptions (charging cable) smoothly without losing the lesson thread.",
            "cn": "教师平稳地处理了外部中断(充电线),没有丢失课程主线。"
        }
    ],
    "classroom_atmosphere_en": "Highly engaged, collaborative, and focused. The teacher created a safe space for the student to question counterintuitive results (e.g., graph shifts).",
    "classroom_atmosphere_cn": "高度投入、协作和专注。教师为学生创造了一个安全的空间,可以对反直觉的结果(例如图像位移)提出疑问。",
    "objective_achievement": [
        {
            "en": "Probability objectives (0-1 scale, non-replacement) were largely achieved and consolidated.",
            "cn": "概率目标(0-1尺度,不放回)已基本达成并得到巩固。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Quadratic graph introduction was successful; basic shape and vertical translation understood, leading into horizontal translation and algebra.",
            "cn": "二次函数图像介绍成功;对基本形状和垂直平移的理解到位,并自然过渡到水平平移和代数知识。"
        }
    ],
    "teaching_strengths": {
        "identified_strengths": [
            {
                "en": "Exceptional ability to link abstract mathematical concepts (probability multiplication) to concrete, relatable examples (spelling CAT).",
                "cn": "将抽象的数学概念(概率乘法)与具体、贴切的例子(拼写CAT)联系起来的能力非常出色。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Effective use of visual aids (drawing\/plotting graphs in real-time) to solidify understanding of transformations.",
                "cn": "有效地利用视觉辅助工具(实时绘制\/描绘图形)来巩固对变换的理解。"
            }
        ],
        "effective_methods": [
            {
                "en": "Using 'listing all outcomes' (permutations) to empirically prove the combined probability calculation.",
                "cn": "使用'列出所有结果'(排列组合)来实证证明组合概率的计算。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Explicitly explaining the difference between replacement and non-replacement scenarios.",
                "cn": "明确解释了放回和不放回情景之间的区别。"
            }
        ],
        "positive_feedback": [
            {
                "en": "Teacher praised the student for correctly recognizing the link between the pattern of branches in a tree diagram and powers of two.",
                "cn": "教师表扬学生正确识别了树状图中分支的模式与2的幂之间的联系。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Teacher acknowledged the difficulty of the material covered (advanced for current level) and commended the student's effort.",
                "cn": "教师承认所涵盖材料的难度(超出现有水平)并赞扬了学生的努力。"
            }
        ]
    },
    "specific_suggestions": [
        {
            "icon": "fas fa-calculator",
            "category_en": "Probability & Algebra",
            "category_cn": "概率与代数",
            "suggestions": [
                {
                    "en": "Practice expanding double brackets (a+b)(c+d) repeatedly, focusing on the FOIL method, as this skill is essential for understanding graph transformation algebra.",
                    "cn": "反复练习展开双括号 (a+b)(c+d),重点关注FOIL方法,因为这项技能对于理解图像变换的代数形式至关重要。"
                },
                {
                    "en": "Complete several more examples of sequential probability problems involving non-replacement, perhaps using colored marbles or drawing from a deck of cards.",
                    "cn": "完成更多涉及不放回的连续概率问题示例,例如使用彩色弹珠或从一副牌中抽牌。"
                }
            ]
        },
        {
            "icon": "fas fa-chart-line",
            "category_en": "Graphing & Functions",
            "category_cn": "绘图与函数",
            "suggestions": [
                {
                    "en": "Create a table of values for y = (x+3)^2 and plot at least 5 points to physically see why a positive number inside the bracket causes a shift to the left.",
                    "cn": "为 y = (x+3)^2 创建一个值表,并绘制至少5个点,以直观地看到括号内正数导致向左移动的原因。"
                },
                {
                    "en": "Review the terms: vertex, axis of symmetry, and parabola for the next session.",
                    "cn": "在下一节课前复习'顶点'、'对称轴'和'抛物线'等术语。"
                }
            ]
        }
    ],
    "next_focus": [
        {
            "en": "Mastering horizontal translations of quadratic graphs and linking the vertex form to the expanded form through algebraic expansion.",
            "cn": "掌握二次函数的水平平移,并通过代数展开将顶点式与展开式联系起来。"
        }
    ],
    "homework_resources": [
        {
            "en": "Review and complete the algebraic expansion exercises related to the graph matching that was partially discussed at the end of the session.",
            "cn": "复习并完成与课程结束时部分讨论的图表匹配相关的代数展开练习。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Work on practice set 42 (to be checked at the start of the next lesson).",
            "cn": "完成练习集42(将在下一节课开始时检查)。"
        }
    ]
}
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