Archive for the ‘Learning mathematics’ Category

What is a math teacher worth?

Why do we pay football players more than math teachers?

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The engineer, the physicist and the mathematician

Is pure mathematics worth doing? Should students always see an immediate application for what they are doing?

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Learning about math learning

The Univeristy of California at San Diego has developed interesting teacher preparation courses called "Teaching Math: The Challenge" and "Teaching Science: The Challenge".

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CYBERCHASE - interactive math activities for kids

CYBERCHASE is an animated TV show with an associated interactive website and it promotes mathematics learning.

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Rapper loves math

Lloyd Banks says: "I wanted to know how to count my money, so I love math."

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Learning math via a blog and a wiki

I came across a calculus blog where the contributions are made by the math class. They also have a wiki for sharing solutions to math problems.

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When am I gonna use this stuff?

The Regional Applied Math Project (RAMP) gets math teachers to work in the "real world" for 40 hours and write up their observations on how mathematics is used in the workplace.

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Do stereotypes help or hinder in math education?

Do girls learn mathematics better than boys, or just differently?

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The SMART Board

I saw the SMART Board interactive whiteboard at ICET last week. It has a lot of potential for encouraging collaborative learning.

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Weapons of math instruction

I enjoyed this math "news" item entitled "Weapons of math instruction"

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