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    What Is Bar Model, Sir?

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    Bar modeling is a visual strategy used to represent word problems. There are five types of bar models: part-part-whole, comparison, equal parts of a whole, comparison and part-part-whole, and comparison and equal parts of a whole. Each bar model type is suited for specific math operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division. The bar models help students make sense of and solve word problems visually.

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    What Is Bar Model, Sir?

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    Bar modeling is a visual strategy used to represent word problems. There are five types of bar models: part-part-whole, comparison, equal parts of a whole, comparison and part-part-whole, and comparison and equal parts of a whole. Each bar model type is suited for specific math operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division. The bar models help students make sense of and solve word problems visually.

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    Bar modeling is a visual strategy used to represent word problems. There are five types of bar models: part-part-whole, comparison, equal parts of a whole, comparison and part-part-whole, and comparison and equal parts of a whole. Each bar model type is suited for specific math operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division. The bar models help students make sense of and solve word problems visually.

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    Bar modeling is a visual strategy used to represent word problems. There are five types of bar models: part-part-whole, comparison, equal parts of a whole, comparison and part-part-whole, and comparison and equal parts of a whole. Each bar model type is suited for specific math operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division. The bar models help students make sense of and solve word problems visually.

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    BAR MODEL

    What is bar
    model, sir?

    Bar modeling is a visual


    representation strategy that
    By:
    was developed to help students
    Mr. Denis
    make sense of and solve word
    problems. This bar model can be
    used in addition, subtraction,
    multiplication, and division.

    Oh I see...

    So, how many


    type of bar
    model, sir?

    There are
    five types of
    bar model.
    The first one is
    Part-Part Whole Model: This model is good
    for addition and subtraction.
    Example: Amy has 6 dolls. She has 9 stuffed bears. How
    many toys does Amy have in her collection?

    6 + 9 = 15

    Amy has 15 collections

    The second one is


    Comparison Model: This model is good for addition
    and subtraction as well.
    Example: Kiri has 138 beads in her collection. Tiffany has 58 more
    beads in her collection. How many beads does Tiffany have?

    138 + 58 = 196

    Tiffany has 196 beads.


    The third one is
    Equal Parts of a Whole: This model is good for
    multiplication.
    Example: Mr. Ing needs new tires for 4 bikes. Each bike has 2
    tires. How many tires does Mr. Ing need?

    1 unit = 2

    4 units = 4 x 2

    = 8

    Mr. Ing need 8 tires.

    The fourth one is


    Comparison and Part-Part Whole: This model is
    good for addition, subtraction, multiplication and
    division.
    Example: Donna makes 6 greeting cards. Her sister makes 3 times as
    many greeting cards. How many greeting cards does her sister make?

    1 unit = 6

    3 units = 3 x 6

    = 18

    Her sister makes 18 greeting cards.


    The last one is
    Comparison and Equal Parts of a
    Whole: This model is good for addition,
    subtraction, multiplication and division.
    Example: April and Dante made a total of 68 bracelets.
    Dante made 3 times as many as April. How many bracelets
    did Dante make?

    4 units = 68

    1 unit = 68 ÷ 4

    = 17

    3 units = 3 x 17

    = 51

    Dante made 51 bracelets

    Thank
    you, sir!
    You are
    welcome!

    Bibliography
    Buffington, A. V. (2013). Calvert’s Math in Focus Bar Model Guide. United State: Calvert Education Services.

    Schwartz, M. (2017, January 6). Using Bar Models in Singapore Math. Diambil kembali dari Education.com: https://teacher-
    blog.education.com/using-bar-models-in-singapore-math-fe7fbfa4a174

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