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January 2017 – Math Meanderings
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Just my musings…I like to teach…I want to learn…I need to reflect. Things I’ve Been “Reading” #Hoopla #MTBoSblogsplosion. January 26, 2017. I’ve been into “reading” while driving for a while now. About the same time that I stopped pumping in the car, I wanted to continue to own the 45 minute commute to and from work and decided that recorded books would be a great way to go. Below is a running list of the titles and my thoughts since the beginning of 2017. You Can Heal Your Life. You Are A Badass. Show s...
January 2017 Institute – Math Meanderings
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Just my musings…I like to teach…I want to learn…I need to reflect. January 10, 2017. Last night I attended an online training. The training was led by Justin Baeder. I’ve included this reflection here as I approached today’s institute sessions with that same open mind and I really think that I have benefitted from that mind set today. Instruct them to use Remind. Direct them to an online version of the textbook. And use a variety of web resources (such as Geogebra. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You are com...
December 2016 – Math Meanderings
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Just my musings…I like to teach…I want to learn…I need to reflect. Twas the Night Before New Years Eve. December 31, 2016. December 31, 2016. Let’s start this reflection thing off on a good note by discussing some of the high parts of this past semester:. I’m proud of how far I have come. 2) I have been very successful at integrating Chromebooks into my lessons on at least a weekly basis. Periscope versus #GoogleHangouts and the Cold Weather. December 20, 2016. I typically use Remind. Periscope is really...
Quizlet.live, AWESOME Review/Learning Experience #MTBoS – Math Meanderings
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Just my musings…I like to teach…I want to learn…I need to reflect. Quizlet.live, AWESOME Review/Learning Experience #MTBoS. December 8, 2016. Today my students reviewed for an upcoming assessment using Quizlet. Goformative.com and the circle back #MTBoS. Periscope versus #GoogleHangouts and the Cold Weather. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.
Twas the Night Before New Years Eve – Math Meanderings
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Just my musings…I like to teach…I want to learn…I need to reflect. Twas the Night Before New Years Eve. December 31, 2016. December 31, 2016. Let’s start this reflection thing off on a good note by discussing some of the high parts of this past semester:. I’m proud of how far I have come. 2) I have been very successful at integrating Chromebooks into my lessons on at least a weekly basis. Periscope versus #GoogleHangouts and the Cold Weather. Join in on the #MTBoSblogsplosion #MTBoS. Follow Blog via Email.
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fullsizerender-2 – My Mathscape
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Chronicles of a fourth year math teacher. Fears, epic fails, and triumphs. September 23, 2016. Cuba Travels Post #1: What? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. HBGS: Ms...
Math/Ramadan Snapshots: My Ramadan Lenscape – My Mathscape
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Chronicles of a fourth year math teacher. Fears, epic fails, and triumphs. Math/Ramadan Snapshots: My Ramadan Lenscape. June 6, 2016. Ramadan officially started yesterday at sunset. For the next 30 days or so a billion plus Muslims will be observing the holy month by fasting. It’s a time of spiritual growth, extending generosity, and connecting with God. Observing Ramadan looks very different across the Muslim world since it’s a VERY. Because … Duh! Mubarak to all of our friends! Or do you maybe have som...
Shame. | mathontheedge
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December 4, 2016. December 5, 2016. Math on the edge. When I woke up this morning, I went right to Twitter to see if I could find video footage of the keynotes from the California Math Conference. I watched Fawn Nguyen and I jotted down the things that made me think, “Yes! I want to do that! How do I give her the power? While we were exploring, another colleague approached me. 8220;How long have you have been a math coach? 8220;5 years.”. 8220;What grades do you coach? 8220;Well I started as a 3-8 math c...
Possible Solutions to 2015 AP Statistics Exam questions, draft 1 | roughlynormal
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About teaching statistics, math, and other stuff. 2015 AP Statistics questions released! Possible Solutions, 2015 AP Statistics free response questions, Draft 2 →. Possible Solutions to 2015 AP Statistics Exam questions, draft 1. May 16, 2015. Well, here’s my first draft of possible solutions. You can access the questions here at AP Central. But if they generate discussion and help others, then I’ve succeeded. The link to my solutions is here: Possible Solutions 2015 AP FRQ. Thoughts about the questions:.
fullsizerender-3 – My Mathscape
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Chronicles of a fourth year math teacher. Fears, epic fails, and triumphs. September 23, 2016. Cuba Travels Post #1: What? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. HBGS: Ms...
Doing it the hard way | Reflections on teaching
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From the perspective of a high school math teacher. Doing it the hard way. As the first full week of classes came to an end yesterday, I was working with my Honors Geometry class on Friday afternoon. We had all worked this problem for homework:. A second group did something similar, but chose to place point R at 0 and point S at 8. They also reached the same solution, that WZ=3x, but all of the points they placed on their “ruler” were at integer values. Are all of the solutions reasonable? It didn’...
Observations | Reflections on teaching
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From the perspective of a high school math teacher. Overall, these visits have been really enjoyable. Visiting the art class was probably my favorite, but I did realize that even just spending 20 minutes in a class gives me plenty to observe and a lot to think about. Here are a few of my takeaways after being in others’ classes:. It’s invigorating and refreshing to watch my colleagues teach, regardless of discipline. Returning student work promptly is always a good idea, and will always be appreciated.
Tutoring | Reflections on teaching
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From the perspective of a high school math teacher. Joanne is taking what is essentially an Algebra I class at her college. She has attempted three other math classes and has either dropped them or failed them, and she needs to pass one math class to earn her degree. Her advisor suggested she try a self-paced course, which happened to also be computer-based, using the ALEKS program. Our assumptions can be risky, and mostly they are risky for the students in our classroom. All of these ideas coalesced in ...
@HeatherSugrue | Reflections on teaching
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From the perspective of a high school math teacher. I have three classes with very different personalities. One small group is extremely quiet. What changes do I need to make so I hear their voices more often, and they get what they need out of class? Another group is boisterous, eager to jump up and do problems at the board. However, two or three students sometimes get left out of that vibe. How can I reclaim some class time to make sure everyone has their “moment”? TABS and Time to Reflect. Joanne is t...
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Math Meanderings – just my musings…I like to teach…I want to learn…I need to reflect
Just my musings…I like to teach…I want to learn…I need to reflect. January 10, 2017. Last night I attended an online training. The training was led by Justin Baeder. I’ve included this reflection here as I approached today’s institute sessions with that same open mind and I really think that I have benefitted from that mind set today. Instruct them to use Remind. Direct them to an online version of the textbook. And use a variety of web resources (such as Geogebra. January 3, 2017. I was unsure about doi...
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Skip to main content. Journals publishing work in Mathematics Education. For the subset of journals that explicitly list mathematics education in their scope, go here. Action in Teacher Education. Designed for a general teacher ed audience, but it does publish mathematics-specific articles. Particularly interested in action research articles. Publisher: Association of Teacher Educators. Emphasizes publishing scientific and scholarly work that adds to knowledge incrementally and cumulatively. Filled with ...
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Register now for the 2018 Summer Leadership Academy. Read a new position paper in the Joint Position Papers Series. Building STEM Education on a Sound Mathematical Foundation (NCSM/NCTM). The Winter 2017-2018 Newsletter. Is now available to Members online. Decorations for NCSM's 50th Celebration. The rules are simple:. The piece of math art should be either 50th related, or NCSM related, or any combination thereof. No bigger than 15 x 20 and not smaller than 8.5 x 11. In a volume published by the Associa...
Traditionalist Becoming Non-Traditional | Always Improving The Way I Teach
Always Improving The Way I Teach. My 3 Act Tasks. Coin Perimeter 3 Act Task. Flip the book: 3 Act Task. The Day I Looked For Another Job. July 29, 2015. How many of your friends have said, “Well, she can handle that; she’s really smart, after all she teaches second grade”? Patience. I get, “Wow. You must have lots of patience. That’s such a fun age! 8221; But never, “Wow. You must have worked really hard for your graduate degrees! Modified Color By Number. May 13, 2015. Well, it bombed. My students d...
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Die leckere Seite der Mathematik. 3 Jun, 2015. Lösungen zur Analysis 3 – kostenlose Versionen. Nun gibt es auch meine Lösungen zur Analysis 3 kostenlos. Es sind zwar bis jetzt nur vier Aufgaben und Lösungen in diesem Themenbereich zur Verfügung, aber ich werde in Zukunft noch viele weitere schreiben... 3 Jun, 2015. Drei Beweisformen (Direkter Beweis, Beweis durch Kontraposition und echter Widerspruchsbeweis). 28 May, 2015. Analysis III Aufgabe 5 (Laplace-Gleichung und Satz von Lebesgue). 8 May, 2015.
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The MathEd Out Podcast. Searching for Better Mathematics Education. Ep 12 feat. Eli Luberoff on the Journey of Desmos.com. From Desmos.com: ‘At Desmos, we imagine a world of universal math literacy, where no student thinks that math is too hard or too dull to pursue. We believe the key … Continue reading →. July 17, 2015 · Leave a comment. Ep 11 feat. Prof. Jo Boaler on Having a Growth Mindset for Learning. June 29, 2015 · 2 Comments. Ep 10 feat. Steve Leinwand on the State of Mathematics Education.
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