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Guillermo Bautista

Mathematics and Multimedia - 26 views

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    Teaching the world mathematics for free.
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    My blog. Contains intuitive explanation of mathematics topics ranges from elementary to undergraduate. Discussess integration of computers in teaching math. Lots of Tutorials: GeoGebra, Wordpress blogging, Geometer's Sketchpad, etc.
David Wetzel

Three Project Based Learning Resources: Free Online Resources for Student Collaboration... - 1 views

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    Project based learning using all or any of the three online resources offers a dynamic approach to teaching in which students explore real-world problems and challenges.
Darren Kuropatwa

Math Study Skills : Student Learning Assistance Center : Texas State University - 12 views

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    There's a lot of anecdotal stuff online about the myths of teaching/learning math. These "Twelve Math Myths" seem to come up again and again.
nikhil jain

Help with Math Homework can Make Learning Fun Again - 0 views

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    Does your child need help with math homework,? He/she is a great student, and really wants to learn, but often material presented is confusing, especially when it comes to learning math. A different teaching style, and help with math homework, would certainly put your child back on the road to academic success again. You simply need someone who is trained to compliment your child's learning style and help him/her work through the concepts.
Joey Lee

math links - 0 views

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    A group of educators sharing interesting resources around the teaching and learning of mathematics.
Garrett Eastman

Teaching College Math - 8 views

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    A professor's blog with a game and technology bent, features tutorials
David Wetzel

Writing in Mathematics: Assessing Understanding | Teaching Science and Math - 16 views

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    Writing in math is an excellent way to determine if students' understand or do not understand the math they are learning about. Allowing students to explain how they solved a math problem, how they developed a formula to solve a problem, or how they applied a math concept requires critical thinking.
Garrett Eastman

Indian tutors teach mathematics online to UK kids | Springwise - 8 views

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    "Bright Spark Education is using Indian teachers trained in the UK curriculum to help British students aged 7 to 16" via Skype; "not looked upon favorably by at least one UK teacher"
David Wetzel

Project Based Learning in Mathematics: Learning Activities in Math Designed to Extend C... - 18 views

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    Six math projects that integrate real-world math problems are presented as a teaching strategy for helping students develop a greater understanding of math.
MariaDroujkova

2aFractions, decimals and percents 2c - 76 videos - YouTube - 19 views

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    A well-organized collection of 76 short videos demonstrating different pedagogical methods for teaching operations with fractions. Includes cool methods such as double number line and equivalent ratios.
Neville Barnard

Improving numeracy teaching - using the 7 C approach - 0 views

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    Provides a simple framework to use to improve numeracy instruction with brief video for those visual learners
Martin Burrett

About Time - 0 views

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    A well made maths resource with three different activities for teaching how to tell the time. http://ictmagic.wikispaces.com/Maths
Mike Kammerzell

How to Encourage Critical Thinking in Science and Math | Teaching Science and Math - 28 views

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  • Implication
  • How could you ask that question differently?
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  • What did you learn from solving this problem?
  • Is this the most important question to ask when solving the problem?
  • What questions need to be answered before answering this question?
  • What does this presume?
  • When you ask these and similar questions, you are encouraging your students to move from passive to active learning.
  • Avoiding Questions Easily Answered on the Internet
  • The following examples are referred to “Google-Proofing” in some circles.
  • the frequency of questions is not as important as the quality of questions.
  • the following are factors to consider when asking students questions.
  • The average level of questions asked by teachers are 60 percent lower cognitive, 20 percent procedural, and 20 percent higher cognitive. 
  • Increasing the frequency of higher cognitive questions to the 50
  • With predominate use of lower cognitive questions; students tend toward lower achievement
  • The use of higher cognitive questions tends to elicit longer student answers in complete sentences, quality inference and conjecture by students, and the forming of higher level questions.
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    Encouraging students to use critical thinking is more than an extension activity in science and math lessons, it is the basis of true learning. Teaching students how to think critically helps them move beyond basic comprehension and rote memorization. They shift to a new level of increased awareness when calculating, analyzing, problem solving, and evaluating.
Mike McIlveen

Trent Math Education Research Collaborative » IWB Framework - 3 views

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    IWB Framework What is the IWB Framework? The framework for effective mathematics teaching and learning using the Interactive Whiteboard was designed after systematic research in 12 classrooms in Ontario. The framework describes how teachers and students are using Interactive Whiteboards in their classrooms.
George Spicer

Free Mathsframe Interactive Whiteboard Teacher Resources - 0 views

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    Matching pairs game http://bit.ly/ewGe9 more levels than you can shake a stick at
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    Free resources for teaching maths using primary framework objectives
Colin McAllister

A Blog About Mathematics on Vox.com - 0 views

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    My Blog About Mathematics and Science as a PDF file on Scribd.com. Articles: Editing Equations on Web 2.0 Sites, Representing Scale in Mathematics, Nesin Mathematics Village in Turkey, A mathematician of prime numbers. A mathematician of topology. Flash game for teaching mathematics. From http://cmcallister.vox.com/
Kristen Fouss

Top Ten Things I Wish I Had Known When I Started Teaching - 0 views

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    Good advice. It probably applies to introductory college teaching as well.
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