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The blog of the Mathematical Practices Institute. We Got A Problem. Talking Math with Kids. From Paul Goldenberg, on mathematics learning and languages. June 1, 2015. I had a conversation with Grace Chen. Among others, about how languages can affect students’ early learning of mathematics. For example, in Mandarin the phrasing for twelve is equivalent to “one ten two” in English. Paul Goldenberg sent me this and I got his permission to publish it here. Thanks Paul! But the regularity in structure. Join 3...
Million Dollar Mathematics of Game Shows from NCTM 2015 | Patterns in Practice
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The blog of the Mathematical Practices Institute. We Got A Problem. Talking Math with Kids. The Curriculum Void: Devoid of Proof. From Al Cuoco, examples of the Standards for Mathematical Practice in algebra →. Million Dollar Mathematics of Game Shows from NCTM 2015. May 8, 2015. At NCTM 2015 I gave a talk on the mathematics of game shows, including. Deal or No Deal. And several games from. The Price Is Right:. 1/2 Off, Master Key, and Plinko. Mathematics of Game Shows 2015. Tagged with game shows. Bowen...
The Curriculum Void: Devoid of Proof | Patterns in Practice
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The blog of the Mathematical Practices Institute. We Got A Problem. Talking Math with Kids. From Al Cuoco, a commentary on formal algebra and bookkeeping. Million Dollar Mathematics of Game Shows from NCTM 2015 →. The Curriculum Void: Devoid of Proof. April 28, 2015. By Al Cuoco, EDC. The NPR story, “ The Common Core Curriculum Void. 8221; opened with a crucial distinction that both critics and proponents of Common Core often miss:. Standards are not the same as curricula. For over 20 years, ever since w...
From Paul Goldenberg, a commentary on “units digit” versus “ones digit” | Patterns in Practice
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The blog of the Mathematical Practices Institute. We Got A Problem. Talking Math with Kids. From Al Cuoco, commentary on Common Core. From Al Cuoco, a commentary on formal algebra and bookkeeping →. From Paul Goldenberg, a commentary on “units digit” versus “ones digit”. December 2, 2014. After a brief conversation, Paul Goldenberg, lead author of EDC’s Think Math! Curriculum, had this to say on the debate between the phrases “units digit” and “ones digit”. A simple case for. I’m actually not sure what l...
From Paul Goldenberg, on mathematics learning and languages | Patterns in Practice
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The blog of the Mathematical Practices Institute. We Got A Problem. Talking Math with Kids. From Al Cuoco, examples of the Standards for Mathematical Practice in algebra. On speed and fluency →. From Paul Goldenberg, on mathematics learning and languages. June 1, 2015. I had a conversation with Grace Chen. Among others, about how languages can affect students’ early learning of mathematics. For example, in Mandarin the phrasing for twelve is equivalent to “one ten two” in English. Bowen is a mathematics ...
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I Hope This Old Train Breaks Down...: October 2014
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I Hope This Old Train Breaks Down. Posts Organized by Date. Posts Organized by Topic. Friday, October 31, 2014. How it Must Feel. What do you do? So, what do you do besides trying to be empathetic? And, more so than grading, how can I serve them all? Those are open questions in my mind. Would love if you could chime in to enlighten me in your thoughts about this. Thursday, October 2, 2014. What to Do When You Are Busy. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Subscribe in a reader. How it Must Feel. In case you have ...
I Hope This Old Train Breaks Down...: February 2014
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I Hope This Old Train Breaks Down. Posts Organized by Date. Posts Organized by Topic. Thursday, February 27, 2014. Ok, quickie update. If you want more info about anything, you can dig through my current lesson plans here. I am feeling great about all of this. 3 In Precalculus, we have been doing lots of trig and it has been just lovely. And the same horizontal location ("Estimate where on the unit circle there is a horizontal coordinate of -0.4? C) They really explored the idea that the graph changes sh...
I Hope This Old Train Breaks Down...: March 2015
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I Hope This Old Train Breaks Down. Posts Organized by Date. Posts Organized by Topic. Wednesday, March 25, 2015. Circumference of the Moon. So, as a follow-up to Erastothenes using geometry to calculate the circumference of the Earth, this week I plan to go over how we can use the ratio to Earth to calculate the circumference of the moon! The lesson idea came from my colleague John. I fleshed it out to scaffold it for my kids. It looks like this. Saturday, March 21, 2015. Geometry to Algebra Transition.
I Hope This Old Train Breaks Down...: What to Do When You Are Busy
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I Hope This Old Train Breaks Down. Posts Organized by Date. Posts Organized by Topic. Thursday, October 2, 2014. What to Do When You Are Busy. Today, one of the things I read over the summer came back to me. The thing I read was written by a therapist, regarding his patients who are stressed and unhappy because they feel like they're spread too thin among work, family, friends, etc. The therapist's advice is that you cannot make more minutes in a day, but you can increase the quality. How it Must Feel.
I Hope This Old Train Breaks Down...: Some Calculus Worksheets
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I Hope This Old Train Breaks Down. Posts Organized by Date. Posts Organized by Topic. Sunday, March 15, 2015. Here are two of them: I used this. To help kids wrap their minds around basic integral Calculus applications, and this one. Is how I introduced implicit differentiation, using the analysis of non-functional relationships as a premise. After this, I had the students do some pure skills practice in converting geometric formulas to differential equations with time as the domain. Illustrating this wi...
I Hope This Old Train Breaks Down...: How it Must Feel
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I Hope This Old Train Breaks Down. Posts Organized by Date. Posts Organized by Topic. Friday, October 31, 2014. How it Must Feel. What do you do? So, what do you do besides trying to be empathetic? And, more so than grading, how can I serve them all? Those are open questions in my mind. Would love if you could chime in to enlighten me in your thoughts about this. November 14, 2014 at 12:33 AM. December 16, 2014 at 1:56 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe in a reader. How it Must Feel. Conti...
I Hope This Old Train Breaks Down...: August 2014
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I Hope This Old Train Breaks Down. Posts Organized by Date. Posts Organized by Topic. Friday, August 1, 2014. One Resource a (Week)Day #19: Using Desmos in Calculus. I am starting to focus in to think about what I want to do with my classes during the first week of school. For Calculus, I think the choice is obvious. I should start them off by playing with Function Carnival, over at Desmos.com! This is really a fantastic tool that incorporates real mathematical instruction, not. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
I Hope This Old Train Breaks Down...: Circumference of the Moon
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I Hope This Old Train Breaks Down. Posts Organized by Date. Posts Organized by Topic. Wednesday, March 25, 2015. Circumference of the Moon. So, as a follow-up to Erastothenes using geometry to calculate the circumference of the Earth, this week I plan to go over how we can use the ratio to Earth to calculate the circumference of the moon! The lesson idea came from my colleague John. I fleshed it out to scaffold it for my kids. It looks like this. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe in a reader.
I Hope This Old Train Breaks Down...: Posts Organized by Topic
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I Hope This Old Train Breaks Down. Posts Organized by Date. Posts Organized by Topic. Posts Organized by Topic. Since I share a good amount of lessons in my blog, I think I should start to organize them by topic (as opposed to only listing them chronologically). The order doesn't mean anything. I'll try to keep this updated regularly, but no promises. Raw lesson plans without accompanying reflections:. Not a blog post, but this link to all my lessons for Grades 7 through 12 from SY2011-2012. And how I st...
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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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The art, soul, and science of a connected Nature. Nothing In Nature Exists In Isolation. Everything, including ourselves, is connected to everything else. Conservation is the act of identifying and preserving these interconnections. Hope for mankind comes from instilling a deep connectivity consciousness in our youth. All of Nature is connected and interrelated. Nature’s systems are both chaotic and ordered. Energy is the operating currency of Nature which flows through a series of special networks.
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Digital Photography: Patterns in Nature | Life Academy High School Post Session
Digital Photography: Patterns in Nature. Life Academy High School Post Session. Welcome to our post session! June 3, 2009 in Uncategorized. Digital Photography: Patterns in Nature. Is the title of our post session class at Life Academy High School. On the blogs listed below you can see some of our favorite photographs and descriptions of the patterns in them. Note: Some of the students have 2 blogs linked due to technical difficulties on the first. Please enjoy both and be sure to leave comments! Jessica...
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Reusable web components in glorious isolation. Polymer lets you create your own HTML. Tags in complete isolation from what the rest of the web page is doing. The result is rock-solid, reusable code that just works . Learn how to get the most out of this exciting new platform. See Formats & Pricing Multiple DRM-free formats. Blueprints for ‹web-components›. In the real world. What if you could use next generation features today? A book to make the future web work for you. Create your own HTML elements.
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Patterns in Practice | the blog of the Mathematical Practices Institute
The blog of the Mathematical Practices Institute. We Got A Problem. Talking Math with Kids. Language Decisions in Illustrative Mathematics 6-8 Math. January 18, 2018. A wide-ranging team worked together to develop the Illustrative Mathematics Grades 6-8 Math. Curriculum. Many of the authors were and are experienced teachers of Grades 6-8, while others are experienced high school teachers. I remember one discussion vividly in building the Grade 6, Unit 2. Me: “What’s a ratio table? Used in later grades...
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Skip to main content. Try Wikispaces Classroom now. Brand new from Wikispaces. Foreign Investment in Countries that Revolted. Foreign investment in countries that revolted vs. America. Foreign Investment in Countries that Revolted vs. Rest of Middle East. Foreign investment in import volume of goods in services as percent change. Inflation in Countries that Revolted vs. America. Inflation in Countries that Revolted vs. Rest of Middle East. Inflation of Countries that Revolted. The World in Revolt. Contri...
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A blog about gaming, fiction, and human nature. Sunday, August 16, 2015. I have seen plenty of comments saying they liked the first but not the second BioShock. After having played both, I cannot see why. There are small changes to many things but mostly BioShock 2. Follows the same paths as the previous one. I do not understand what would make it worse. Saturday, August 15, 2015. Had I known how similar to System Shock 2. Monday, August 10, 2015. Moving to the fifth edition of Dungeons and Dragons.
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A new way of looking at the world we live in. Further Adventures in Home Repair. Anyone that has been to my house knows the trials and tribulations of the “purple bathroom,” as it is located on the main floor of my house, and has caused many annoyances over the years. I first tried replacing th flapper, but that didn’t help, so I figured it was likely the gasket between the tank and the bowl. I was tempted to just get a new gasket (and maybe new bolts too while I was at it), but I decided that ...After g...
