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Elsina Ericson

Several districts moving to 4-year high schools | ksl.com - 0 views

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    Many 3-year Utah high schools are looking to move to 4-year schools. 
Kim Ammons

Education Week: Qualified Math Teachers Elusive for Struggling Students, Studies Find - 0 views

  • In many schools in the United States, students struggling the most in mathematics at the start of high school have the worst odds of getting a qualified teacher in the subject, new research finds. Succeeding in freshman-level mathematics is critical for students to stay on track to high school graduation, with students who make poor grades in math in 8th and 9th grades more likely to leave school entirely.
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    Two new studies show that in average- and low-performing schools, students in the low-level math classes are significantly less likely to have a qualified math teacher than those students in the high-level classes.
Marissa Utterberg

High school mathematics competitions - 0 views

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    A list of United States high school mathematics competitions
apejones

BYU competition challenges high school students - 0 views

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    This activity had a huge impact on me in high school and it is something I would love to do with my students!  This article is a good demonstration of the importance of this contest.
Marissa Utterberg

10 High School Teacher Blogs You Should Know About | Edudemic - 0 views

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    I love blogging teachers!  This list includes my new favorites.
Marissa Utterberg

2¢ Worth - 0 views

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    I really love blogs by high school math teachers
scrowe

Manipulatives: The Missing Link in High School Math - 0 views

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    Interesting article for jump off to using manipulatives in high school
scrowe

Reflections of a High School Math Teacher - 0 views

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      Awesome Ferris wheels! 
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    Math teacher blog
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    The title says it all.
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    High School Math Teacher
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    High school math teachers blog on the use of student blogs in the classroom.
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    One of the blogs that I read. There are many out there. This is just one of those that I enjoy.
Kim Ammons

Can whiz kid dropouts make it in the tech world? - 0 views

  • Some folks in Silicon Valley and elsewhere say a conventional education can't possibly give kids with outsize talents what they need. Others, like Vivek Wadhwa, a fellow at Stanford Law School who teaches and advises startup companies, say dropping out to pursue a dream is like "buying a lottery ticket — that's how good your odds are here. More likely than not, you will become unemployed. For every success, there are 100,000 failures."
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    What can we do about those students who are considering dropping out because their knowledge and abilities are far beyond what their high school curriculum can offer?
anonymous

Proofs from The Book - The most elegant theorems and proofs in school mathematics. - 0 views

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    Provides a weekly proof that high school students can understand
Marissa Utterberg

ITC - Use Technology In Grades 9-12 Math - Integrating Technology In The Classroom - Yo... - 0 views

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    Some examples of the major types of technology that can be used in high school math classes.
Katie Dambrink

square root of negative one teach math - 0 views

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    Another high school math teacher blog.
Jeff Long

Student Math Videos - 0 views

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    Mu Alpha Theta is the National High School and Two-Year College Mathematics Honor Society. The link provides access to the top 8 student math videos for 2013.
Holly Williams

Student Blogging - In High School Math?! - 0 views

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    Student blogging in the math classroom led by the teacher. Addresses the purpose and meaning of blogging and its applications.
Kim Ammons

Illuminations: Barbie Bungee - 0 views

  • The consideration of cord length is very important in a bungee jump—too short, and the jumper doesn’t get much of a thrill; too long, and ouch! In this lesson, students model a bungee jump using a Barbie® doll and rubber bands. The distance to which the doll will fall is directly proportional to the number of rubber bands, so this context is used to examine linear functions.
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    This is a great activity that we did in my AP Statistics class in high school but which can be used in lower level math classes as well.  Barbie bungee jumping!
Marissa Utterberg

G.A.M.E.S. Camp - Girls Adventures in Mathematics, Engineering, and Science -... - 0 views

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    Week-long math, engineering, & science camp for high school girls.
apejones

High School Math Adventures with Mrs. B: Tip & Trick Tuesday: Unit Circle Hand Trick - 0 views

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      Love this idea!  This reminds me of the left hand rule for electricity and magnetism in Physics.
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