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Carmelino Liau

Vi Hart - YouTube - 0 views

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    A youtube contributor that discusses various math topics in a fun and new way. Designed to be watched by people of all skill levels it brings new questions and viewpoints to seemingly familiar topics.
Chelsea Parrish

Plus Magazine ... Living Mathematics - 0 views

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    Provides articles from the top mathematicians and science writers on topics as diverse as art, medicine, cosmology and sport.
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.
anonymous

Browse Interactives - 0 views

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    Interactives--by grade level and topic. 39 came up for math, 9-12 grade
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.
Jeff Long

Mathematics Vocabulary - 0 views

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    Provides a VERY wide range of mathematics vocabulary in an indexed set of topics.
anonymous

Video Lectures in Mathematics (mathematicsprof) on Pinterest - 0 views

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    Over a thousand videos covering all levels of math--grouped by topic
Kim Ammons

MeTA musings - 0 views

  • Matt Townsley HS math educator turned curriculum & technology directorAssessment enthusiast
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    This math education blog is a very worthwhile read, covering such topics as technology and assessment in a mathematics classroom.
Elsina Ericson

About | Continuous Everywhere but Differentiable Nowhere - 0 views

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    This blog is a teacher who posts a lot of cool math lessons on Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus, and Calculus topics.
Carmelino Liau

Interactive Mathematics Activities - 0 views

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    A collection of math related topics from basic arithmetic to geometry and combinatorics. Presents the concepts in an easy to understand way, also provides applets demonstrating concepts.
dswarner

Bar modelling- a powerful visual approach for introducing number topics | Great Maths T... - 0 views

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    Ways to help with fractions
dubcow

Math Lessons for Every Grade - 0 views

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    Illuminations math lesson plans for all sorts of topics at every grade level.
megdangerfield

FluidMath 2014 on the App Store on iTunes - 0 views

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    A powerful tool that can help teachers and students make visual connections between different conceptual topics.
Kim Ammons

MATHEMATICS - The Learning Network Blog - NYTimes.com - 1 views

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    This links to The Learning Network for the NYTimes. Here you can find lesson plans that connect to current events. (You can search by topic.)
Marissa Utterberg

Teaching Resouces - 0 views

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    Math education links, including a section on applets
timwright11

Culturally Based Math Education as a Way to Improve Alaska Native Students' Math Perfor... - 0 views

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    How to incorporate multicultural education in math education
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    There used to be a couple really active professors at USU researching this topic. There is alot of work that can be done in this area.
christyannet

Teaching With Three-Act Tasks: Act One - 0 views

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    This is one of my favorite ideas from one of my favorite bloggers. I think it should be the foundation for every new topic that we approach in a school year. This way math becomes the solution, not just the hoop to jump though. But students get interested in answering their own questions.
apejones

Crazy Teaching - Just doing what makes sense. - 2 views

shared by apejones on 27 May 15 - No Cached
Shane Brewer liked it
  • 1. Tardy passes.  The picture below represents all of the tardy passes I have received all semester, along with passes to the nurse and passes to assistant principals for discipline.  That stack represents a lot of lost learning time, especially when you realize that these passes are written for a lot of the same students over and over again.  If learning was really valued, there would be preventative action taken rather then just letting students be late and lose valuable learning time.
  • 2. Announcements during class time.  For the first four years of my teaching career, I worked in a district where it was in the contract that no announcements could be made during class time other than regularly scheduled announcements during a set period.  Consequently I started teaching not knowing the agony of having my class interrupted with announcements about homecoming, meetings, or sports cancellations, and then having student attention diverted to those topics rather than what they are supposed to learn.  I always hear about cell phones being a distraction to students, but random announcements that could have waited until another time (or be made in another way) during a class can be just as much of a distraction from the real reason students are in the building. 3. Letting students talk among themselves for the last 5 minutes of class.  I am known as the strict teacher because I believe in bell-to-bell instruction.  I only have 50 minutes a day to cause understanding in my students, and I want to use all of that time.  Some students and some teachers find this unreasonable of me.4. Pulling students out of class for things that are non-learning related.  This school year alone I had students pulled out of class to talk about sports participation opportunities and to do something for an extra-curricular activity that was supposed to be done after school.  I even had a student pulled out of my class during a test because another teacher simply demanded it.  Now, I'm not against sports or extra-curricular activities; I feel they are a valuable part of a student's school experience.  It's when they start to take priority over learning that I have a problem.
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    I like this girl, even if she's not a math teacher she is funny and I'll probably get some good teaching ideas from her.
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    Someone else bookmarked this, but I want it in my list.  Excellent resource for classroom setup and management.
apejones

MathTV - Videos By Topic - 0 views

shared by apejones on 03 Jun 15 - Cached
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    Love this!!!! Multiple videos for each problem/concept!
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