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The Thrill of Proof in the Early Grades. When will I ever use math in life? A true story. →. September 27, 2014 · 11:50 pm. 8220;Doing mathematics should always mean finding patterns and crafting beautiful and meaningful explanations.” -Paul Lockhart,. A Mathematician’s Lament: How School Cheats Us Out of Our Most Fascinating and Imaginative Art Form. Within minutes students start to notice patterns, and making predictions. I have done this several times over the years, and each time I see new patter...
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Newer posts →. October 6, 2013 · 5:57 pm. Fun with Collatz Conjecture. You may have heard of Collatz Conjecture, it’s simple enough to explain to a 2nd grader, yet has stumped mathematicians for the last 80 years. Paul Erdos famously referred to it when he said “Mathematics is not yet ready for such problems.” I like exposing students to unsolved problems in mathematics, because it gives them a real sense for what mathematicians do (also their’s no pressure to solve it). 1 Take any natural number n.
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Emergent Mathematics Problem Based Curriculum Maps. This is a great place to start, both in terms of curriculum ideas, as well as to familiarize yourself with the best the MathTwitterBlogosphere has to offer. The curriculum maps are tied to the common core standards. Another great place to start if you want to get a better understanding for the Common Core Standards. Here is how they describe themselves:. One unsolved problem chosen for each grade from K-12. The father of the 3-Act Math lesson. Real-Worl...
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Weird Dice →. October 7, 2014 · 1:22 am. When will I ever use math in life? Here’s an answer to the classic question “when will I ever use math in the real world? 8221; There are a lot of assumptions that have to be made, like in many problems involving math in our daily lives. And, perhaps most importantly, my solution to this math problem had a real impact on whether this would go down in my personal history as a good day or a bad day! But my wallet was nowhere to be found! Above is a picture of my das...
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Following Learning: November 2014
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Simon Gregg's thoughts on lessons. Monday, 24 November 2014. The list goes on. Another item for the list. When I was a kid at school I got into programming in Basic. It was mathematical in ways that maths lessons weren't. For instance, the only time I ever asked a teacher how to do something that hadn't been taught was when I needed a bit of maths for a program I was writing. How do I stop this weather data looking so spiky? You need a moving average.". I used the Microworlds. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Presentations & Workshops. Get Posts by E-mail. January 7th, 2015 by Dan Meyer. As I mentioned on Twitter earlier this week. I find a particular kind of math problem extremely exciting now. Here are five of them. I want to know what to call them. I want to know what are their essential features. I want more of them and I want to. Here is one of the five, taken from Scott Farrand’s presentation. Here are some points in the plane:. 4, 1), (17, 27), (1, -5), (8, 9), (13, 19), (-2, -11). These problems are a...
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Following Learning: Coordinates
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Simon Gregg's thoughts on lessons. Tuesday, 7 July 2015. Everyone teaches coordinates, and these are the three lessons I did with my class just before the end of term. First of all, battleships. This is usually played in the spaces between lines rather than on the intersections of lines, so I adapted it to be more like Descartes would have wanted:. I took the same grid and suparimposed it on an aerial photo of the school, so that we could do a coordinates treasure hunt game. The First NCTM Innov8 Confere...
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Math, or something like that! 6th grade math teacher. Here we go…. On October 6, 2013. Exploring the MathTwitterBlogosphere, Mission #1:. 8211; this is the start of my second year in 6th and I am still telling myself that things will get better next year. Middle school is a different world. Anyone else that has had experience in both an elementary and a middle school knows what I’m talking about. I am so looking forward to becoming a part of the community that I have been watching from outside the window...
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Following Learning: Equality, equivalence, sameness
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Simon Gregg's thoughts on lessons. Saturday, 25 July 2015. Equality, equivalence, sameness. I've already blogged about equivalence. But there's a philosophical discussion children could have here. What does it mean when we say things are the same? Heraclitus famously said, "You can't step into the same river twice." The water, of course, has changed. This statement, I think, could be a great starting point, stimulus, for discussion. Peter Worley. In one of his wonderful videos wants us to say =. Whenever...
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Following Learning: Mathematical reasoning
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Simon Gregg's thoughts on lessons. Monday, 29 June 2015. I've been thinking more about articulating claims, and proof, this term so I was pleased when Tracy tweeted:. Looking for pushback. How's this draft descrip of math reasoning? Synthesizing several sources. (Imagine as flow.) pic.twitter.com/KhjW5k9UkJ. 8212; Tracy Johnston Zager (@TracyZager) June 27, 2015. Sometimes tweets are too short. Kristin Gray needed to respond with a blog post. Mike Flynn had an addition:. Which brings me on to my next tho...
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Following Learning: Can you think of a way to show how that can be true?
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Simon Gregg's thoughts on lessons. Monday, 10 August 2015. Can you think of a way to show how that can be true? Summer holidays. No WiFi. At a café now, so I can blog, but then back to limited quota of 4G. But there are books! I’ve been going over Connecting Arithmetic to Algebra. By Susan Jo Russell, Deborah Schifter and Virginia Bastable a bit more slowly than before. Ms Schmidt: What do you know about 327 plus 245? What can you say about the sum? Angela: It’s more than 500. Teri: And less than 600.
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Following Learning: January 2015
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Simon Gregg's thoughts on lessons. Monday, 26 January 2015. Since my last post about Cuisenaire Squares. There have been developments. One is that I did the lesson. I managed to resist temptation, and allow the students to explore on their own without any eye-glazing attempt to explain a proof or whatever. The only major intervention was to say that the ill-starred attempt of some of the boys to find a mathematical pattern in Minecraft Creeper faces with Cuisenaire rods wasn't going to work. I'm really n...
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Following Learning: Which One Doesn't Belong?
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Simon Gregg's thoughts on lessons. Wednesday, 15 July 2015. Which One Doesn't Belong? I really like the Which One Doesn't Belong? Idea, that Christopher Danielson has made such a good book of. It's becoming a phenomenon, with a twitter account. And a great website. Created by Mary Bourassa. Devoted to assembling the growing body of WODBs. Here's one of mine:. Something's niggling me about them, and I must just get it clear in my head. I wondered if I'd got it wrong, especially when John Golden asked.
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October 7, 2014 · 1:22 am. When will I ever use math in life? Here’s an answer to the classic question “when will I ever use math in the real world? 8221; There are a lot of assumptions that have to be made, like in many problems involving math in our daily lives. And, perhaps most importantly, my solution to this math problem had a real impact on whether this would go down in my personal history as a good day or a bad day! But my wallet was nowhere to be found! Above is a picture of my dashboard, I took...
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