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Cheese Cracker Square Root Showdown | Mr. Vaudrey's Class
Using square cheese crackers to estimate square roots.
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Rational Expressions: Visual Exponential Patterns
Michael's take on exponential patterns.
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Out Rockin' Constantly: Exponents Rules are Lame.
On teaching exponent rules.
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Some Random Things I Have Liked | Continuous Everywhere but Differentiable Nowhere
Sam's approach to antiderivatives and area under a curve.
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Questions?: I Love Me Some ExamView
Creating dynamic questions in examview.
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Exam Review That Doesn’t Suck | Megan Hayes-Golding
Some suggestions from Megan for review for Final Exams.
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Waterfall Trivia Howto | Megan Hayes-Golding
How to create Waterfall Trivia review.
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The Wall of Champions | Mathy McMatherson
How Daniel encouraged his students to work towards 5s on his assessments.
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Scope and Sequence for Algebra 1 and Geometry from Glenn
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Differentiation in Math Class – MS Sunday Funday | I Speak Math
Differentiation in various classes - audience is Middle School, but it is still applicable no matter what the grade level.
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My Introduction to Rational Functions | Continuous Everywhere but Differentiable Nowhere
Sam's introduction to rational functions.
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cheesemonkey wonders: Substitution with stars
Using a paper star to represent an expression in substitution.
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The Binomial Theorem Jigsaw | mathcoachblog
Jigsaw activity for the binomial theorem.
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Math Review: Secret Phrase Scavenger Hunt | mathcoachblog
Review exercise with problems on the worksheet and answers posted around the room with a letter that is part of a phrase.
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Zombie Attack and Exponential Growth (What to do after state testing…) | Maximizing Learning
Exponential growth activity.
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Out Rockin' Constantly: I Shall Never Play a Review Game Again!
Practice using a game he calls "Grudge" - get the question right and you can erase someone's x. Each student starts with 3 x's.
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Cool Cat Teacher Blog: 89 lesson plans and ideas for teaching math - #mathchat
Lesson plans and ideas for teaching math
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Problems website recommended by Fawn.
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Finding Ways to Nguyen Students Over: Fraction Division via Rectangles
Great visual explanation using rectangles/graph paper of how division of fractions works.
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Teaching Statistics: Wrapping it up - Embedded Formative Assessment
Shelli's summary of some formative assessment strategies she would like to implement in her classroom next year.
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Interactive Notebooks | Megan Hayes-Golding
Megan's Intro to Interactive Notebooks.
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Mr. Gillespie's Office: 12 Steps to Creating a Successful Redo and Retake Policy
12 Steps to Creating a Successful Redo and Retake Policy | @rggillespie http://t.co/eaFSQS2iIi
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ADHD As A Difference In Cognition, Not A Disorder: Stephen Tonti at TEDxCMU - YouTube
ADHD As A Difference In Cognition, Not A Disorder: Stephen Tonti TEDx http://t.co/4gGjj7OfJj moving and significant via @lostinrecursion
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http://katm.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/flipbooks/High-School-CCSS-Flip-Book-USD-259-2012.pdf
Kansas' Flip Book for CCSS.
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The Mathematics Common Core Toolbox
Resources for implementing Common Core from the Dana Center.
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Algebra 1 Common Core Resource
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Math Tales from the Spring: Christmas Tree Linear Art Project
Christmas tree linear art - domain values also used.
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Math Mama Writes...: Math Game: Risk Your Beginning Algebra Skills
Risk review game - I think I have this somewhere else by someone else.
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Review game in teams
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Approaching Infinity: WCYDWT: Parking Lots
Angle parking vs. perpendicular parking
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misscalcul8: Systems of Equations: Substitution
Using index cards to demonstrate substitution in solving systems of equations.
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misscalcul8: Balloon Pop: A Review Game
Review game for teams
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We Built This City | Maximizing Learning
Design a city with parallel lines and transversals.
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Free Online Graph Paper / Grid Paper PDFs
Online graph paper in pdf format
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High Heels in High School: Quadratic Functions Foldable
Quadratic Foldable @MsMac622 http://t.co/L0yxKrIAUk
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SCOE: Resources: Instruction: Common Core Standards: Mathematics
CCSS Tasks http://t.co/WbnCbJoNAP
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Math in the Middle: Doing "The Claw"
A song to the tune of The Monster Mash for "the claw" - drawing the arcs to show distributing terms.
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Piecewise Functions Worksheet | Continuous Everywhere but Differentiable Nowhere
Sam's take on piecewise functions.
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Math is not a spectator sport… | Continuous Everywhere but Differentiable Nowhere
Sam's thoughts on having students practice in class.
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Math Hunt – Time for Targeted Help | I Speak Math
Practice in class with problems arranged in order and students assigned a problem to begin with.
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square root of negative one teach math: My New Trick: Silence.
How Amy used silence with her Calculus kids to work through a problem.
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Amazing Algebra Tiles | I Speak Math
How Julie uses Algebra tiles
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Factoring Non-Monic Quadratics | Patterns in Practice
Another way to factor quadratics with a not equal to 1.
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Homework - David Truss :: Pair-a-dimes for Your Thoughts
Thoughts on homework
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misscalcul8: Multiplying Binomials
How Elissa teaches multiplying two binomials.
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Factoring with X-Puzzles and Boxes | I Speak Math
Has links for the diamond (x) problems - Julie uses the same x-box method that I use for factoring.
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MATHO Review Game – Powerpoint Template | I Speak Math
MATHO review game
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Math Teacher Mambo: Ribbon Hanging and Paper Foldables
Displaying papers on ribbon hot glued to the wall.
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Sweeney Math: How I see exponent rules (and log rules)
How Sean sees exponent and log rules - powers/roots go down to multiplication/division, which goes down to addition/subtraction.
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Function Family Scrapbook Project | Megan Hayes-Golding
Showing function transformations in scrapbook form.
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Hot Dog Folds | Megan Hayes-Golding
Foldable for transformations
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Math Mama Writes...: Math Relax: Getting More Comfortable with Taking Tests
How to solve a problem - 4 steps
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Learning Through Problem Solving (LTPS) – Defined | Zero-Knowledge Proofs
Learning Through Problem Solving series - part 1 of 7. Links to the other parts are at the top of the post.
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Sweeney Math: f(u) Calculus Song!
Sean Sweeney's f(u) Song - on derivative rules
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Without Geometry, Life is Pointless: Teaching Problem Solving, Part 2: Some Problems...
Teaching Problem Solving - some problems
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Without Geometry, Life is Pointless: Teaching Problem Solving, Part 1: Starting with a Good Problem
Teaching Problem Solving - characteristics of a good math problem.
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Flyswatter Review Game – Powerpoint Template | I Speak Math
Julie's Flyswatter Review Game
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12 Puzzle and Quiz Creation tools for teachers
Puzzle and Quiz Creation websites
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dy/dan » Blog Archive » [anyqs] Two Weeks Later
On writing an anyqs type problem.
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Math Teacher Mambo: Units Conversion
Unit conversion with area using an algebraic approach (divide both sides by 12 to change from inches to feet)
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I Want to Teach Forever: 5 More Consumer Math Ideas for Parents & Teachers
Consumer math possibilities
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Summertime Geometry Scavenger Hunt | mathchat
Finding geometric figures in road signs
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To Reassess (or, how to make more work for me) | Continuous Everywhere but Differentiable Nowhere
How Sam handles reassessments
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Geometry SBG Concept list » A Recursive Process
Dan's Geometry SBG List
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Beautiful Weather Graphs and Maps - WeatherSpark
Creates weather graphs that could be used in class.
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f(t): Virtual Conference on Core Values: Mistakes are Made
Kate's post on making mistakes and how she celebrates them.
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Union, Intersection and the Empty Set | MathFour
How to explain intersection and union with a cup.
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Participation Quizzes | Continuous Everywhere but Differentiable Nowhere
Participation Quizzes - groupwork quizzes.
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Math Teacher Mambo: TI-nspire Start Up Worksheet
A scavenger hunt on the TI-Inspire. Maybe do one for TI-83/84?
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Sentence Frames | Maximizing Learning
How Amber starts her Algebra 1 class - has the key definitions of the day and a word bank for students to fill in.
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What’s the Question? | Learning to Fold
From Ashli - What is the question? Students have to figure out what the question is from the answers given.
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Subversive Lab Grouping Game | Action-Reaction
How Frank does groups for the first time.
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I know I’m doing it right when… :: the Max Ray Blog
Interesting thoughts from Max on when things are going right in the classroom.
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Note Cards are Magic | Maximizing Learning
How Amber uses notecards in her class.
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Math Taboo | Continuous Everywhere but Differentiable Nowhere
Sam's take on Math Taboo.
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square root of negative one teach math: Sticker Survey
Sticker Survey of questions we normally ask on the first day.
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Math Tales from the Spring: New Student Folders
New student folders for students who move in mid-year.
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Measuring Mastery | Maximizing Learning
Some formative assessment activities for the end of the period.
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The Smallest Twine: I arrived at it independently!!
Jackie points out what students are doing right.
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f(t): Algebra 2: Solving Absolute Value Equations
How Kate uses symbols to help show how to solve absolute value equations.
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Introducing scientific notation using text messages | mathemagical molly
Using text speak to introduce scientific notation.
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Parallelogram Mazes & Introducing Proof | Mathy McMatherson
Parallel lines and transversals - congruent angles.
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square root of negative one teach math: My Favorite Partner Practice
Boss/Secretary - partner practice.
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The Garden Problem | brain open now
The Garden Problem
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Cri de coeur | Confidently Limited
Philosophy of teaching math questions.
Sunday, June 09, 2013
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Wow! You've been busy.
I wonder if we're doing similar work this week. Right now I went through all my old Google Bookmarks for precalc, and put them in a google doc. I'm organizing them now into units, so that I'll actually *use* them (I hope).
I liked seeing Kate's 'Mistakes are Made' post again. It reminds me that I really want to go back to calling on students randomly. For all the great reasons she mentions, and so that I will call on female and male students equally. (As hard as I try to be equitable, I think I unconsciously let shy students - often female - off the hook more, and I think that's hurting them.)
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