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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Mathematicians are People, Too
From my bookshelf comes a very easy to read book about the history of Mathematics. Mathematicians are People, Too is a delightful book written by Luetta and Wilbert Reimer (1990). The stories are interesting, well written, and have great illustrations. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Teaching Ideas, Worksheets
Tagged babylon, egypt, history, measurement, pyramids, ratio, thales
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Happy Lines
I am always on the lookout for good maths problems. Problems which make students think. Non-routine problems. Some students are reluctant to engage with problem solving because it puts them out of their comfort zone. Therefore give encouragement. Give problem … Continue reading
Posted in Pedagogy, Problem Solving, Visualisation
Tagged Kevin Cummins, maths toolbox, Problem Solving, teacher lust
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Year 8 Height Graph
Year 8’s are learning about Data and Graphs at the moment. The students were asked to measure each others heights and draw an appropriate graph. Here is Jordan’s: I was impressed with Jordan’s drawing skills but not so much his … Continue reading
Posted in Applications, Show and Tell, Teaching Ideas
Tagged Census at School, data, graph, height, mean, median, mode, range, statistics, year 8
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The Negotiated Classroom
I am big on developing strong Teacher – Student relationships. I have no doubt that a better learning environment will result if these relationships are nurtured. I “nurture” these relationships by: 1. Taking a personal interest in each student, getting … Continue reading
Using Exit Cards
I have never used an exit card until my Year 11 class last week. The topic was “Matrices”. I prepared 3 questions, as shown below, to see if my students had learnt some of the key skills. I handed out … Continue reading
Holiday Maths
On a recent holiday to Bali, I was lucky to stay at the magnificent Royal Pita Maha. This is by far the best Hotel/Resort I have ever seen. I quote from their website: “The Royal Pita Maha is a captivating … Continue reading
Posted in Geometry, Personal
Tagged Ayung River, Bali, cardoid, Royal Pita Maha, tesselation, Tiling, Ubud
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