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Working on this question then, do you want to work on the online thing or do you have a pad that you can do it on like a notepad? Okay, all right, we'll just do your best. Then start with start with whever one. You want A, B or c. Okay. Okay, nice. The. 嗯。Have you completed this one? 40 minus. Hold on, so that would be 35 right? And that would need to be times by five. No, and. That would mean you to turn by seven. So 42x -14. Just you continue you continue part to be. He. Anything? Hold on, go away, please. I got x equals two there. So did you complete it? What happened? I got x equals two there. Yeah okay, so. So how did you work that one out, Kevin? When I get. I. Okay. So have seen have you seen number two before that type of equation? Yeah you have. Okay. And you were shown how to figure it out. Not really. Okay. All right, let's just save it then. Work on number two or b. Are you able to work on b? Do you find that one? Okay, I don't know. You don't know. Number b, letter b. Sorry, I mean, I haven't read the question yet. Okay, okay. We're going goes to the toilet bryeah sure. 现天去了没有啊?Okay. So take a look at b and then let me know if you're stuck. Yep. Nice, okay, good job. Yes. Not. Hey, good banana. Okay, so I'm going to use my calculator, so a bit lazy. That's your answer for number two for two part two for part two. Yeah Oh, no. I got 4:24.8. Yeah and the other one you got was correct. It should be that difference there. Six point. The 5.4Yeah. Yes. Have you done changing the subject of an equation? Yeah you have, okay? Would just be set. Okay, on back. The the. It's. Red. Be finding that one difficult. Are you finding that one challenging? Or what's your take on that on part three, Kevin? Okay, all right, so maybe we'll work on some rearranging equations. Yeah. So we need to be able to go backwards from from Fahrenheit to Celsius. So we need that. We need that equation for Celsius. Okay, so look, let's just go down here a sec, right? So let's just work a little on rearranging equations. So can you tell me how much you did of this in? I'm not sure I struggle a bit with whether the e should be rearranging. Oh, anyway, I'm not an English teacher. Sometimes it's just difficult spelling. Should there be an either rearranging? No. Okay. So like did you study this properly do you think. No, all right. So so look, if we just start with a basic. A basic example of an equation. Right. So can you make b the subject of that equation? No, sorry, can you make x the subject? Right, so b plus five equals x. Yeah so obviously you've done that type. All right, let's make x the subject. So can you arrange it? So if we tweak it, so originally b plus five equals x now what equals x. Okay, nice. Okay, so now x is equal to b plus five over two. All right. So then just tweak it, just tweak your answer again. That's a three. Sorry, it's a bit untidy. So two thirx minus five equals b now what happens? Okay. Do we need to move do we need to move x to the base of the fraction because it's what we want to make the subject. I can't see it like this. Okay. Well look, don't worry about that. Okay, that's that's okay. So if you think about okay, so I think what's going on is your thinking, hold on, there's too many fraction lines. Is that what is that what you're thinking that's just wrong? Yeah, Yeah, Yeah. Okay, that's all right. Look, sometimes this happens and I used to write lots of fraction lines and then be like and then sort them out afterwards if you I see what you're trying to do. So you got look, you got you've got two thirds x minus five. So you've you've moved to five over first. That's nice. Okay? So you've got p plus five and then you're right, you're dividing by two thirds, right? Which feels weird, okay? Because then you got two fraction lines, but don't panic. Look, this is why we have different ways of writing our maths, right? Because if you wrote that. Right. That's kind of what you want to do, just rwritten, would you agree? Yeah, that is what you want to do. But if you think about your bid MaaS and when you divide by a fraction, it's keep flip change. Do you learn keep flip change or keep change flip? Do you learn that Yeah that shortening for basically dividing by a fraction is impractical terms the same as times in by the flipped fraction, isn't it? Yeah. Yeah. So then basically all you need to do is times it by three halves. And if you times all of that by three halves, you can just pop it on the front the of the bracket, right? Yeah which is all you're doing there is just tidying it up and not writing it afterwards. Yeah you're just times zing on the front of your bracket. Yeah. So I think when you encounter that dividing by two fractions, anytime you do that, you know. Sometimes you find yourself doing, okay, what's x over two? Over four? Oh my gosh, this looks crazy. But Oh, over two, over three, sorry. Yeah you just need to do x times three over two. Yeah just shift shift it out to be that and then you know you're dividing by fraction. Yeah. Okay, you just lost connection there. Yeah. Okay. So I think in actual fact, okay, let's just do one more. What would this okay, so just a slightly different one. Two x minus oops, minus five. Divided by three. Okay. So just one last one. How would we make x the subject there? Oh, sorry. Yeah. Okay. So we see that it's basically a flipped fraction of what you had. Yeah. But with a positive five instead of a negative five, Yeah and then you flip the fraction. So the more you do of those, the more you get used to them and you find that actually they're just really easy to rewrite. So I think this enables you now to do this, right? This one we can do now. Because we want the Fahrenheit to Celsius conversion. I'll just be one set and I'm just putting on my slippers. Cold feet, okay? Yeah but you've got look with your bid MaaS rules addition and subtraction, right? The the addition is on the is is the last item there. Yeah we've got a multiplication of c by a fraction and then plus 32. So that needs to move over. That needs to be rearranged first. We don't want to do that. Right. So Yeah it's perfect. It's just five nghts five nghts. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah okay, so except that that's a five Yeah so. So let's go back to here. Yeah so we've got six x mine. So this is another form of rearrangement basically. Let's take let's cut it out and put it further down. Oh, pardden. You understand that one? Okay. All right. Well, look, just take a look at. At this one. Yes. Sorry, I'm speaking with the sound off. I see what you put there. It's not necessarily an integer. Yeah so it could be just it could be just 11.1 or something. Yeah so it's greater than eleven Yeah. Yeah Yeah. Okay, what about part two? Have you answered this type of question before? No. Okay. All right. So we need a number line solution. I tell you what. Let's take let me just get the inequalities. Okay, let me just get some inequalities up for you. I'm just on the Internet, just bear with me, right? Inequalities. Okay, so. And just getting the right level inequalities on the number line. Where are they? Level five. Okay. So have you seen these? Bear with me. What? Just bear with me a sec. Have you seen these before, Kevin? Do these mean anything to you? No, okay, alright, right. So let's spend a little while working on these. Okay? So these are inequalities on a number line. Yeah. Right. So what you just answered was like x is greater than eleven or something? Yeah. Okay, so look, obviously you can see the number lines. They go from negative four to four Yeah but the idea being that they're just infinite. Yeah they're not. They go on beyond beyond four and beyond negative four in the opposite direction. Okay? Yeah. Yeah, so. Then you've got arrows, right? So this means that way beyond four Yeah so basically the number line, the inequality that you're looking at there begins at negative two and goes beyond four. Okay. This means this inequality x is greater than. Or equal to negative two. Why does it mean that? Because the red arrow is anywhere up or east on the number line to the right, on the number line anywhere to the right of negative two makes sense. So basically x can be any number that's greater than negative two or equal to negative two. The reason why it can be equal to negative two is because of this. Hopefully you can notice. I'm sure you can. You're a bright lad. You can notice the difference here. An open circle and a closed circle. That's notation, right? The open circle means not equal to or not inclusive, not including the number that it's above. Yeah and the closed circle means it does include the number that it is above. So essentially what the closed circles would be these sisymbols Yeah. Okay, okay with that idea and the open symbols, the open circle hiin, what's what's the point of this? It's basically like long or short. Oh, okay, no, no. It's just it's just according to where the position is. It doesn't matter if you've got the app, it just means that there's not much space on this diagram to put a longer arrow because it's starting at two, right? But if you've got an arrow, right, an arrow to the right means more than Yeah and an arrow to the left means less than because we're obviously heading left and right. Negative numbers are right Yeah about our left. Sorry, I know what my camera's backwards. Yeah so if you see the arrow, it's just saying away from this number in whichever direction, either up or down Yeah. All right, so look, this this one. Okay, so look, let me just so according to what I've just explained. I think you can now answer this one, this one, this one, this one, this one, and this one, these single arrowed ones. Do you think you can answer them? So basically you got, you got to pay attention to where does the number line? Where does the, where does the inequality start? Which number is the circle above? Okay okay so so what you've got is you got the you got you got the things to consider are what number is my inequality starting at? Where is my circle above on the line? Is my circle open or closed and which way is the arrow pointing? Do you think I've given you enough information to answer those six? Yeah okay, have a go then. Wait, what is this? Oh, okay, so you remember your crocodiles, right? Greater than or equal to Yeah less than or equal to that means including including the number right? Because it's this Oh, sorry, now it's just a bit messy, right? Yeah, okay, so let me just rewrite rewrite the notation on the example that we did, right? We've got a closed circle so it's equal to it's heading, right? So it's greater than or equal to x is greater than or equal to two. Yeah, exactly. That's what that's correct. Yeah because we've got the greater than because we're heading this way. It's equal to because it's a closed circle and it's the number two. Yeah. X is greater than or equal to negative two nice. X is less than mine, so it should be negative two because you're saying where does the number, right? This is the start point of your inequality. Yeah. Okay. X is less than two. That's correct. Right? X is less than or equal to negative two. X is greater than two, correct? Okay, so then all we've got remaining on this page are actually what we call okay, this is an example of what we call a split inequality. Yeah. So x is greater or less than two separate items now, so you just have to write them in this case, right? When the arrows are not touching, okay, you've basically got two arrows facing in different directions. It's an awsituation. Either x is less than what. Yeah either x is less than minus two. Okay, so we've got that inequality x is less than minus two. Yeah. So x is I cannot find my inequality x is less than minus two, right? Or. So we separate it by a comma because they're not actually that connected. Or second equality, which would be what? Oh, greater than two, right? Okay. So you might be like, why is this the case? But a practical example would be when you're dealing with your quadrtic, your graph of x squared, if it goes below zero on the loop, and then you're saying, where is it above zero? The places where it's above zero are not connected, right? Because there's the loop that goes underneath zero, right? So you're basically saying two parts of my graph that don't touch each other, that's why they're separate. Yeah. Okay. And so the final example is what do we think this must be then? There are no, there are no arrows, but what's going on here? It's a bar inequality. So what do we think this bar must mean? Like the range, the range. Yeah, that's a nice way of putting it. So x can be between these values. Yeah. So in terms of writing your inequality, it would be this x falls between which we write like that. Yeah. Should I put one of these on there or not? Yeah, one which which one? The right one? No, sorry, the left one. Right? The left one because it's allowed to be equal to what? Oh minus minus two. And it can go up as high as, but not quite two, right? So we're basically saying x lies between negative 22. Yeah including minus two, but not including two. Let's just see. Okay. So look, I think that's useful. That's really useful practice for you. Let's just do these last three and then we'll call it a day all. So do you think here come three more? Just bear with me. Let's just see if we can get the labels on those. And then I think that will have been some pretty good work to finish with learning how the number lines operate. Okay, here they are. Three more to go. What would these labels be? Nice x is less than or Yeah p nice. X is greater than minus two. Okay, nice Yeah you feeling confident on those now? Yeah, okay, nice. It's quite a nice little bit of notation to kind of just have onto your belt I think Yeah nothing too kind of painful. It is quite a logical representation of what we've got going on. So basically look, these are eaten 13 plus questions okay for for 13 plus entry into into Eaton college. So I think we did pretty well there so far. So that would be what you would have to do here. Yeah. That's what that number line is basically saying. It's saying find what x should be between and then show it like that on a number line. Yeah. All right. Excellent work today, Kevin. Have a great so you're back on the sixth to your school. Okay. I wish you a very happy I don't think we've got any more sessions. Do you know if we have? I don't. No, no, I don't think we have. So look, I wish you were very, very happy. Return to your school and your studies and maybe see you next time. All take care. Bye.
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    "course_title_en": "Maths Lesson Summary",
    "course_title_cn": "数学课程总结",
    "course_subtitle_en": "Maths Practice Session - Algebra and Inequalities",
    "course_subtitle_cn": "数学练习课 - 代数与不等式",
    "course_name_en": "0103 Maths Kevin",
    "course_name_cn": "0103 数学 凯文",
    "course_topic_en": "Algebraic Rearrangement and Inequalities on a Number Line",
    "course_topic_cn": "代数式重排和数轴上的不等式",
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            "en": "Review and reinforce the process of rearranging linear equations to make a specific variable the subject.",
            "cn": "复习和加强重新排列线性方程以使特定变量成为主语的过程。"
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            "en": "Introduce and practice interpreting inequalities represented on a number line, including open\/closed circles and direction of arrows.",
            "cn": "介绍并练习解释在数轴上表示的不等式,包括空心\/实心圆点和箭头的方向。"
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            "title_en": "Equation Solving Practice (Parts A & B)",
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            "description_en": "Reviewing solutions to previous algebra problems (e.g., 42x - 14, etc.), confirming calculations, and moving to part B.",
            "description_cn": "回顾代数问题的解(例如,42x - 14 等),确认计算结果,并转向 B 部分。"
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            "time": "Approx 15 min - Approx 40 min",
            "title_en": "Rearranging Equations (Changing the Subject)",
            "title_cn": "重排方程(改变主语)",
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            "description_cn": "教师询问学生对改变主语的熟悉程度。通过基本示例(如从 (b+5)\/2 中分离 x)进行练习,并处理了复杂的除以分数的情况(例如 (2\/3)x - 5 = b)。"
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            "time": "Approx 40 min - End",
            "title_en": "Inequalities on a Number Line",
            "title_cn": "数轴上的不等式",
            "description_en": "Introduction to inequalities on a number line, explaining the notation (open vs. closed circles for inclusive\/exclusive) and arrow directions. Student practiced labeling six examples and interpreting split\/bar inequalities.",
            "description_cn": "介绍数轴上的不等式,解释符号(空心圆与实心圆代表非包含\/包含)和箭头方向。学生练习标记了六个示例,并解释了分段不等式和范围不等式。"
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    "concepts_cn": "用于重排公式的逆运算;不等式在数轴上的表示法(<=, >=, <, >);解释视觉表示(箭头、圆点)作为数学约束。",
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    "skills_practiced_cn": "代数运算,逆向应用运算顺序(用于重排),图形化解释数学约束,符号识别。",
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            "en": "Online whiteboard\/notepad for writing equations.",
            "cn": "用于书写方程的在线白板\/记事本。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Pre-prepared set of Level 5 inequalities diagrams on the number line (online resource).",
            "cn": "预先准备好的关于数轴上不等式的五级图表(在线资源)。"
        }
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            "en": "Student was generally engaged, though there were moments of hesitation when tackling unfamiliar equation rearrangement steps or new inequality concepts.",
            "cn": "学生总体参与度良好,但在处理不熟悉的方程重排步骤或新的不等式概念时,表现出一些犹豫。"
        }
    ],
    "comprehension_assessment": [
        {
            "en": "Strong initial grasp of basic equation solving, but struggled with complex fraction manipulation during rearrangement (e.g., dividing by 2\/3). Showed excellent recall and application once the 'keep, flip, change' rule was applied to dividing by fractions.",
            "cn": "对基本方程求解有较强的初步掌握,但在重排过程中处理复杂分数时遇到困难(例如,除以 2\/3)。一旦应用了除以分数的“保持、翻转、改变”规则,表现出很好的记忆和应用能力。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Initial difficulty recognizing the meaning of circles on the number line, but grasped the concept quickly after explicit explanation linking circles to symbols (<=, <).",
            "cn": "最初难以识别数轴上圆点的含义,但在得到明确解释并将圆点与符号(<=, <)联系起来后,很快领会了这一概念。"
        }
    ],
    "oral_assessment": [
        {
            "en": "Clear communication when asking for clarification or stating a result (e.g., 'I got x equals two there'). Spoke less during the introductory phase of new topics, requiring gentle prompting.",
            "cn": "在请求澄清或陈述结果时沟通清晰(例如,“I got x equals two there”)。在新主题的介绍阶段发言较少,需要温和的引导。"
        }
    ],
    "written_assessment_en": "N\/A (Primarily oral and whiteboard work demonstrated understanding)",
    "written_assessment_cn": "未提供(主要通过口头和白板工作展示理解情况)",
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        {
            "en": "Strong foundational knowledge in basic algebraic balancing.",
            "cn": "在基本代数平衡方面有扎实的知识基础。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Ability to quickly internalize new procedural rules when explained clearly (e.g., dividing by fractions).",
            "cn": "当规则被清晰解释时,能够快速内化新的程序性规则(例如,除以分数)。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Good concentration during the final section on inequalities.",
            "cn": "在最后关于不等式的部分,注意力集中良好。"
        }
    ],
    "improvement_areas": [
        {
            "en": "Developing automaticity and confidence when dealing with multiple inverse operations in equation rearrangement, especially when fractions are involved.",
            "cn": "在处理方程重排中的多个逆运算时,尤其涉及分数时,需要提高自动性和信心。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Need more practice associating the visual graph of an inequality (circle type, direction) with the correct symbolic notation.",
            "cn": "需要更多练习将不等式的图形表示(圆点类型、方向)与正确的符号表示联系起来。"
        }
    ],
    "teaching_effectiveness": [
        {
            "en": "Highly effective. The teacher successfully pivoted from known material (basic algebra) to new, challenging concepts (inequalities) using clear scaffolding.",
            "cn": "非常有效。教师通过清晰的脚手架,成功地从已知知识(基础代数)过渡到新的、具有挑战性的概念(不等式)。"
        }
    ],
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            "en": "The pace was managed well, slowing down significantly and dedicating ample time when the student expressed confusion regarding complex fraction division and then again for the new topic of inequalities.",
            "cn": "节奏管理得当,当学生对复杂分数除法和新的不等式主题表示困惑时,课程明显放慢速度并分配了充足的时间。"
        }
    ],
    "classroom_atmosphere_en": "Supportive, patient, and encouraging, especially when the student expressed uncertainty or struggled with notation.",
    "classroom_atmosphere_cn": "支持性、耐心且鼓励性强,尤其是在学生表达不确定或在符号方面遇到困难时。",
    "objective_achievement": [
        {
            "en": "Rearranging equations was introduced and practiced, though mastery requires follow-up. Inequality notation was successfully introduced and understood conceptually by the end.",
            "cn": "重排方程已介绍并进行了练习,但精通仍需后续跟进。不等式符号法已成功介绍并从概念上得到理解。"
        }
    ],
    "teaching_strengths": {
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            {
                "en": "Excellent use of analogy and concrete rules (like 'keep, flip, change') to demystify complex mathematical procedures.",
                "cn": "出色地运用类比和具体规则(如“保持、翻转、改变”)来揭示复杂数学程序的奥秘。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Skillful scaffolding when introducing inequalities by first reviewing the basic components (circles, arrows) before combining them.",
                "cn": "在介绍不等式时,通过先复习基本组成部分(圆点、箭头)再将它们组合起来的技巧性脚手架方法。"
            }
        ],
        "effective_methods": [
            {
                "en": "Breaking down the division by a fraction into multiplication by the reciprocal ('keep, flip, change').",
                "cn": "将分数除法分解为与倒数相乘(“保持、翻转、改变”)。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Systematic introduction of inequality notation elements step-by-step.",
                "cn": "系统地、一步一步地介绍不等式符号的各个组成部分。"
            }
        ],
        "positive_feedback": [
            {
                "en": "Teacher praised the student's correct identification of inequality components near the end of the session.",
                "cn": "教师表扬了学生在课程接近结束时对不等式组成部分的正确识别。"
            }
        ]
    },
    "specific_suggestions": [
        {
            "icon": "fas fa-calculator",
            "category_en": "Algebraic Manipulation",
            "category_cn": "代数运算",
            "suggestions": [
                {
                    "en": "Practice 10-15 problems focused solely on making 'x' the subject of equations involving division by fractions (e.g., (ax+b)\/c = d).",
                    "cn": "练习 10-15 道专门针对将涉及分数除法的方程中的 'x' 作为主语的题目(例如,(ax+b)\/c = d)。"
                }
            ]
        },
        {
            "icon": "fas fa-chart-line",
            "category_en": "Graphical Representation",
            "category_cn": "图形表示",
            "suggestions": [
                {
                    "en": "Create flashcards linking the four inequality symbols (<, >, <=, >=) directly to the correct circle type (open\/closed) and direction on a number line.",
                    "cn": "制作抽认卡,将四种不等式符号(<, >, <=, >=)直接链接到数轴上正确的圆点类型(空\/实)和方向。"
                }
            ]
        }
    ],
    "next_focus": [
        {
            "en": "Solidifying the process of rearranging complex formulas (like the Fahrenheit to Celsius conversion formula) to ensure mastery before moving on to more complex quadratic inequalities.",
            "cn": "巩固复杂公式(如华氏度到摄氏度的转换公式)的重排过程,确保在进入更复杂二次不等式之前达到精通。"
        }
    ],
    "homework_resources": [
        {
            "en": "Complete the remaining inequality problems from the online worksheet focusing on number line interpretation.",
            "cn": "完成在线工作表中剩余的不等式题目,重点是数轴解释。"
        }
    ]
}
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