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Kim Ammons

About | Teaching Mathematics - 0 views

  • Let us climb peaks by all means, because their beauty attracts us; not because others have failed, nor because the summits stand 28000 ft above the sea…Let us approach the peaks with humility, and through finding the way to them…learn to solve their problems. Eric Shipton (1938)
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    A great math education blog that contains reflections on being a teacher and great resources to use in the classroom, including lesson ideas and book reviews!
Kristin Riches

Grit - 0 views

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    This article is a great example that the focus shouldn't just be on the test scores, but that the effort the students' make is crucial. It shows that, once again, the input reflects in the output.
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.
Kim Ammons

Authentic Inquiry Maths: Authentic Inquiry Maths - An Explanation - 0 views

  • Did you ever read a book called “The Number Devil”  by Hans Magnus Enzensberger? If you ever see a copy of it, grab it and have a look. In chapter one, Robert, the hero of the story, meets the Number Devil. The Number Devil explains to Robert that knowing a little bit of arithmetic, such as addition and subtraction, is quite useful for when the batteries of your calculator run out but really it has little to do with mathematics. How often do teachers fail to grasp the distinction? How often do we overstate the importance of the “skills” that we fail to recognize the importance of their application? It’s like a football team that focuses so much energy on their training sessions that they forget to turn up to play their game.
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    This is probably my favorite link I've come across in the past two weeks:  a math education blog about basing lessons around authentic inquiry rather than learning "skills."  I anticipate looking back at this blog a lot throughout my career!
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.
timwright11

Experimenting with reflection - GeoGebra - 2 views

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    Super sweet applet
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