11 Mathematics Resources to Try in 2011

To start off the new year, each day this week I'll be posting a list of eleven resources to try in a particular content area. Today's list is for mathematics teachers, tomorrow's list will be for science teachers. Brain Nook is a virtual world in which students can practice their mathematics...

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Educational Lessons

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Arthur Benjamin's formula for changing math education

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Learn New Teaching Techniques

http://www.smartteaching.org/blog/2008/08/100-awesome-classroom-videos-to-learn-new-teaching-technihttp://www.smartteaching.org/blog/2008/08/100-awesome-classroom-videos-to-learn-new-teaching-techniq...

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Beyond Slices of Pizza: Teaching Fractions Effectively

part 1 The final report of the National Mathematics Advisory Panel paid close attention to “proficiency with fractions…for such proficiency is foundational for algebra and, at the present time, seems to be severely underdeveloped.” This webcast, showcases best practices when it comes to the teaching of fractions. How do teachers and school district personnel ensure deep “conceptual and procedural...

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Teaching Elementary Math

If people do not believe that mathematics is simple, it is only because they do not realize how complicated life is. ~John Louis von Neumann “The essence of mathematics is not to make simple things complicated, but to make complicated things simple.” S. Gudder Someone asked me once: “Why do you pay...

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Going Beyond Math Story Problems

I’m an elementary mathematics methods professor at the University of Oklahoma and recently I coordinated a project to help pre-service teachers create stories with math questions that are enhanced with technology.Small groups of elementary pre-service teachers collaborated by posting (non-consecutively) to a wiki (on www.wikispaces.com) in order to co-create a “story of the day” and math questions...

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certificate creater

Reward and motivation for students is a key for self improvement and growth in life. Being a teacher , I have felt this many times that in a classroom, only good teaching is not sufficient for students. Are you motivating your students ? No problem. There is an easy way to reward your students.I...

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Math time Tools for kids

Here I am going to share some online web resources which may add a flavour to teaching mathematics in a classroom.This is a link of available online clock which I used with my daughter for teaching her about time related concept. Practice the concept of time through this available interactive time...

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million billion trillion...

1 million = 10^6 = 1 000 000 1 billion = 10 ^9 = 1 000 000 000 1 trillion= 10^12 = 1 000 000 000 000 1 quadrillion = 10 ^15 1 quintillion = 10^18 1 sextillion = 10^21 1 septillion = 10^24 1 octillion = 10^27 1 nonillion = 10^30 1 decillion= 10^33 1 undecillion = 10^36 1 duodecillion = 10^39 1 tredecillion = 10^42 1 quatuordecillion = 10^45 1 quindecillion = 10^48 1 sexdecillion...

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Area of a circle

Dear students , Watch this video and do the activity.   Aim To find the area of a circle of given radius by paper folding,cutting and pasting. Material Required Coloured Paper Pair of scissors Fevistick/glue Geometry Box Method Step 1 Cut a circle of given radius from the coloured paper. Step...

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محتويات كتاب رياضيات الصف الرابع

محتويات كتاب رياضيات الصف الرابع للعام الدراسي 2008/2009...

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محتويات كتاب رياضيات الصف الرابع

محتويات كتاب رياضيات الصف الرابع للعام الدراسي 2008/2009...

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This is what is wrong with so many US math curricula.

You probably know that in international comparisons, US students don't do really well in math. One reason for that can be found in comparing the typical math curricula in those countries that do well, versus typical curricula used in the USA. The following article of mine is based on a report by William Schmidt, Richard Houang, and Leland Cogan called A Coherent Curriculum: The...

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Active Learning

Babies and young children learn by actively investigating the world around them and through social activity with people.Children's interactions enable them to construct ideas and create a framework for thinking and learning that helps them to develop as learners.When children are actively involved in learning they are developing the mental structures that help them to think and move on; these are...

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دراسة نقديه لكتب المنهج الجديد للرياضيات

اقدم على موقعي دراسه تقديه مفصله لكتب المنهج الجديد للصفوف الثلاث الاولى اتمنى المتابعه ومناقشتها لتعم الفائدهلقراءة الموصوعدراسة نقديه لكتب المنهج الجديد للرياضياتللمناقشهمنتدى الموقعوجزاكم الله كل خير عن ابنائنا التلامبذ و زملائنا المدر...

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Four habits of highly effective math teaching

If you were asked what were the most important principles in mathematics teaching, what would you say? I wasn't really asked, but I started thinking, and came up with these basic habits or principles that can keep your math teaching on the right track.Habit 1: Let It Make SenseHabit 2: Remember the GoalsHabit 3: Know Your ToolsHabit 4: Living and Loving MathHabit 1: Let It Make SenseLet us strive...

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