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{Musing Mathematically}: May 2015

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Thoughts concerning the teaching and learning of mathematics. Friday, May 29, 2015. I always introduce linear functions with the idea of a growing pattern. Students are asked to describe growth in patterns of coloured squares, predict the values of future stages, and design their own. Patterns that grow linearly. Fawn's VisualPatterns. Is a perfect tool for this. The plan was to play with patterns, develop quadratic functions, and then use the blocks to find the shape of the new, non-linear graph. I then...

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{Musing Mathematically}: Vines

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Thoughts concerning the teaching and learning of mathematics. This page is dedicated to experimenting with Vine app. Media is organized and labeled as it is produced. Follow on the app (User Name: Nat Banting). Most vines appear as parts of larger ideas;. Links to blog posts are provided. Eric Appleton's Set of 3 Patterns (@eappleton). Discrete solutions to linear system of inequalities. Coloured to show possible visualizations of growth). Completing the Square (Set of 3). Labeling Triangles: Test Vine.

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{Musing Mathematically}: The Scale of Coffee Cups

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Thoughts concerning the teaching and learning of mathematics. Tuesday, June 2, 2015. The Scale of Coffee Cups. A colleague is a religious McDonalds' coffee drinker. One day she showed up with a medium coffee and a cream on the side. It was in two separate cups:. The result was a family of coffee cups stored in the bottom cabinet behind my desk. I had a student in a grade 10 photography class take pictures of the cups in various arrangements. The result is a simple task:. Are the coffee cups similar?

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{Musing Mathematically}: March 2015

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Thoughts concerning the teaching and learning of mathematics. Tuesday, March 17, 2015. I built this activity for a group of 120 students from grades 7-10 at a provincial math contest. The problems themselves are a mixture of created, adapted, and stolen. I chose them because they fit fairly nicely into a multiple choice format while still eliciting deep thinking. The puzzle moves forward as follows:. I included a space on each station card for Station Number and Room Number. I had 10 separate rooms t...

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{Musing Mathematically}: Talking With Children

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Thoughts concerning the teaching and learning of mathematics. I spend most of my days with high school students; that brings its own set of challenges. Although I enjoy the mathematical conversations I have with them, it doesn't quite compare to the numeric impressions of elementary school children. This page is devoted to the impressions of numeracy from young children. I think teachers (and learners) can take something from such innocent insights. Me: So what do you do in math class? Her: I don't know.

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Using Flubaroo to Update Students on Their SBG Progress | The Problem Bank

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Math, PrBL, and SBG. October 26, 2012 / Jeff d. Using Flubaroo to Update Students on Their SBG Progress. So I can’t directly use the gradebook for this. (For example, even though I label all of my assignments according to the concept, I still have to score them on a 10 point scale). Anyway, here is what it can look like with Flubaroo. Open the spreadsheet. It’ll look like this:. You can add more standards to the right of this column and repeat. When you’re done, have Flubaroo grade it. The e-mail looks l...

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How Do We Grade? – Grading and Reporting in a PBL/PrBL Math Class | The Problem Bank

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Math, PrBL, and SBG. July 15, 2012 / Jeff d. How Do We Grade? 8211; Grading and Reporting in a PBL/PrBL Math Class. Assessing Mastery with Cooperative Learning:. So our school uses all PBL and PrBL, working through complex problems and projects in small groups. So how are we supposed to assess. Well, the only time we work individually is when we need to demonstrate content knowledge (i.e. a quiz or other form of assessment). So what does that look like in my math classroom? 3 Last year I used BlueHarvest.

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Course Supplies HELP! | mathemagical molly

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My Virtual Filing Cabinet. A first-year know-little try-lots. Laquo; Graphing Sine and Cosine – Graffiti Wall. If I had a million dollars…. August 15, 2012 by Molly Kate. I really did not want to think about teaching this summer at all as evidenced by my complete hiatus from blogging and twitter. Don’t hate me, let me back in to your circle! I swear I’ll read and comment on all of your latest blog posts… OK I’m begging now. To get right down to it – I’ve begun working again. 4 The kids hated it. The only...

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DEATH TO GRADES: The “Reveal” | What is 5?

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Trying to change attitudes and perceptions about math, one middle schooler at a time. Daily Dose of Teaching Awesome. DEATH TO GRADES: The “Reveal”. Throughout every presentation I saw mixed reactions on the faces of parents. I did see a lot of little smiles and agreeing nods when I mentioned things like there shouldn’t be a time limit on learning, or when I showed them Bowman’s Angry Birds SBG analogy. Here’s the kicker, I sent home with the parents a feedback form asking the following 3 questions:.

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Trying to change attitudes and perceptions about math, one middle schooler at a time. Daily Dose of Teaching Awesome. Things I need right now…. I need to have more free time at home with my family. Not doing the show will hopefully free up a lot of time for me to just be able to be at home and have free time to hang out with my wife, play with my baby, and cook dinner (my wife especially encouraged this part). I need to be a (much) better teacher in general. I need to write better assessments. Family, te...

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Skip to main content. Skip to secondary content. Writing to Learn to Teach. Some thoughts from a middle school math teacher. Monthly Archives: July 2012. First Post Ever: About This Blog’s Title. July 30, 2012. I write entirely to find out what I’m thinking, what I’m looking at, what I see and what it means. Tags: New Blogger Initiation. Fraction Error Analysis (aka “Help Jane, Peter, and Sam! I’m Still Alive! Random, Disorganized Updates). Integer-nary Meets Zoltan Paul Dienes. Some of the Blogs I Follow.

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Silliness: The Expo Graveyard | Writing to Learn to Teach

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Skip to main content. Skip to secondary content. Writing to Learn to Teach. Some thoughts from a middle school math teacher. Silliness: The Expo Graveyard. September 18, 2012. This year, we’ve used either large or small whiteboards in my classroom just about every single day. I feel great about this – and I know that the kids love it. Unfortunately, I’m here today to report on a totally irritating whiteboarding-induced problem. The problem is this: My kids kill Expo markers at a staggeringly fast rate.

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Protocols for Mathematical Discussions | The Problem Bank

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Math, PrBL, and SBG. May 9, 2013 / Jeff d. Protocols for Mathematical Discussions. I’ve tried to make mathematical discussions a much larger part of my class. Here’s what I’ve done. To begin, my school is very protocol-driven. We use many of the protocols from the National School Reform Faculty. Among others, along with protocols we create, tune, and share amongst ourselves. I use all kinds of protocols in class, including to run discussions. So these are what I’ve used this year. Pros: Allows those with...

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Let ’em Discover It… | The Problem Bank

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Math, PrBL, and SBG. October 1, 2012 / Jeff d. Let ’em Discover It…. Nope…that’s not a typo. Almost every day I have moments where I think about how I teach now versus how I would have taught it several years ago. I definitely had one of those moments today. I spent 20 minutes after school helping a learner understand that calculating the mean requires that we divide by how many numbers are in the set (his misconception was that we always divide by 2). It would have been. On a related note, last year we ...

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Thoughts concerning the teaching and learning of mathematics. Tuesday, June 23, 2015. No more students for this year. I've spent a full day cleaning up and re-arranging my space for my incoming intern (for whom I'm very excited for). Dear Mr. Banting,. You called me a "genius" in math class once, and that night I went on the web to search up the word and its definition, and I came across this quote. People are in the misconception that geniuses are born, rather than made. Posted by Nat Banting. I do thin...

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