Welcome to SMAPP!
The Project - SMAPP
The Singapore Mathematics Assessment and Pedagogy Project (SMAPP) is part of a broader research initiative on "Pedagogy and Classroom Processes" in the research framework of the National Institute of Education, Singapore.
The overarching goal of SMAPP is to enhance the quality of mathematics teaching and learning by developing formative and summative assessment practices, making these assessment practises an integral part of teaching and learning, and broadening student learning outcomes through authentic tasks based mathematics assessments.
Its focus areas include developing new assessment tasks, teacher learning, and the integration of IT in mathematics instruction.
SMAPP Updates - Month of December
Term 1 Week 4 - 5
- Pre-task Classroom Observation
- Data Collection
Term 1 Week 5 - 6
- Pre-Task Lesson Observation
Term 1 Week 6 - 8
- Implementation of Task (Paper Recycling)
SMAPP Updates - Month of November
18 Nov 2009
- 4th Teachers' Workshop (NIE5-01-TR43A)
13 Nov 2009
- Task 5A developed
- Research framework and research questions reviewed
- Installed server software, configuring SMAPP Server
06 Nov 2009
- Task 4C and 4D developed
- SMAPP Server Installed
SMAPP Updates - Month of October
30 Oct 2009
- Task 4B developed
- Task 3 digitalized and pedagogical notes completed