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Holly Williams

Problem Based Learning Resources | MathFour - 1 views

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    Provides great links to course content help, math blogs, twitter accounts to follow. All focused on problem and project based learning activities.
Kim Ammons

Home - Lumosity - 0 views

  • Instead of teaching specific skills that may only be useful in specific areas, Lumosity targets core cognitive processes that underlie performance in many different areas. These processes include memory, attention and other abilities that are critical in the real world.
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    Lumosity is an online brain training website that uses games to strengthen such cognitive skills as memory, problem solving, attention, flexibility, speed, and more!  It costs to have a subscription, but the few games that are free (including a speed math problem game!) are enormously fun and you can use them to improve and track your progress in those skill areas.
Sheri Bradshaw

Ivars Peterson's MathTrek -The Shoelace Problem - 1 views

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    The Shoelace Problem
Kim Ammons

Teachers' gestures boost math learning - 0 views

  • The problem involved mathematical equivalence (i.e., 4+5+7=__+7), which is known to be critical to later algebraic learning. In the speech-only videos, the instructor simply explains the problem. In the other videos, the instructor uses two hand gestures while speaking, using different hands to refer to the two sides of the equation. Students who learned from the gesture videos performed better on a test given immediately afterward than those who learned from the speech-only video. Another test was given 24 hours later, and the gesture students actually showed improvement in their performance while the speech-only students did not.
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    A recent study shows that students learn math better when their teacher employs hand gestures in the lessons.  Though the study itself was done on a basic addition problem, the idea of using gestures in the classroom could be utilized in higher-level math classes as well.
Katie Dambrink

IXL - Exponential growth and decay: word problems (Algebra practice) - 0 views

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    quiz yourself word problems
Marissa Utterberg

Logarithmic Word Problems - 0 views

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    Story problems using logarithms & exponents from "purple math"
timwright11

Middle School Math Teaching - Be Authentic - 1 views

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    It's not whether the problems have application, it's about if the problems cause the students to think.
anonymous

MAA MinuteMath - 0 views

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    Daily, minute math problems from MAA competitions
Elsina Ericson

Math In The News - 0 views

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     A listing of great real-life math problems for students to get into
Carmelino Liau

MathChallenges - 0 views

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    A collection of mathematical problems that are designed to challenge students of all levels.
Holly Williams

How to Fix Our Math Education - 0 views

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    Poor performance on math tests cause alarm. Different skills are useful for different careers, math education should reflect this. General focus should be on real life problems.
Carmelino Liau

NRICH enriching mathematics - 0 views

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    A site with problems designed to motivate and challenge students. 
anonymous

Quiz Creator - 0 views

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    While not particularly user-friendly creation-wise, it is pretty easy to pick up on what you can do. It has math topics: integers, fractions, concepts, and geometry. Within each, you can choose specific concepts, level of difficulty, and the number of problems. Then, simply send students to the URL, and they can take a fill-in-the blank quiz and see results immediately.
Holly Williams

Tools for Teaching: The Amazing Sticky Note | Edutopia - 0 views

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    Great ways to flag questions, important sections, or problem passages. Keeps students involved and responsible for learning.
anonymous

The Data and Story Library - 0 views

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    This online library is designed to give data about a myriad of topics so that teachers can use them for teaching statistics. I think it could be helpful for designing story problems in general.
Marissa Utterberg

National Associaton of Math Circles | National Association of Math Circles - 0 views

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    The National Association of Math Circles
Chelsea Parrish

Dan Meyer - 101 Questions - 0 views

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    A picture or video is randomly shown or can be searched for and the viewer can pose problems and ask questions. After asking your own question, you can check to see what others have asked. Good site to engage students in mathematics.
emaddocks

Area of triangles | Khan Academy - 0 views

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    practice problems
mkammerman

How Much Money IS That?! | Robert Kaplinsky - Glenrock Consulting, LLC - 0 views

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    Cool (interesting to students) activity to obtain higher level problem solving
timwright11

Doing problem solving | Keeping math simple - 0 views

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    Something I've thought about lately. We get so used to something that we forget to explain why we do what we do.
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