How could we organize a math fair? And what kinds of projects would our students present? I’m not thinking here of projects that would be judged, as in a science fair, but rather investigations and activities that would engage middle school students and be presented for the whole school as well as parents. One idea comes from […]
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Dynamic Math and Science Learning With Simulations
Wednesday, July 8th, 2009 4:15 pm
Written by: Kimberly Lightle
Bob Panoff, executive director of Shodor and CSERD: Computational Science Education Reference Desk is passionate about using computational science teaching methods to stimulate student engagement in learning math and science from grades K to gray!
In a recent article for the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD) entitled “Simulations Deepen Scientific Learning,” he explains the […]
Posted in Topics: Algebra, Factors, Fractals, Geometry, Health, Integrating Technology, Life Sciences, Math, Modeling, Patterns, Probability, Problem Solving, Quick Takes, Science
Math Games - Part II
Thursday, May 28th, 2009 10:49 am
Written by: Terese Herrera
You probably already incorporate games in your teaching. We even highlighted math games in an earlier post - Let’s Talk Teaching: Math Games. Games are a great way to focus students’ attention as few other teaching strategies can. The ones selected here deal directly with the math content covered in the middle grades. Each has […]






Posted in Topics: Algebra, Geometry, Integrating Math and Science, Math, Patterns, Quick Takes, Real Data, Statistics, Triangles
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