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Calculator game: begin with your telephone number, then perform arithmetic operations on it and end with the same number; a great algebra lesson plan
142857 - Number theory, classroom projects, exploration, and activities surrounding an unusual number with mysterious properties.
Listening games and activities provide basics for communicating, learning, thinking and acquiring awareness of the world around you.
Attitudes-Based Learning, a program initiated in the year 2000 to inculcate positive attitudes and character in children
Promote problem solving skills with challenging math problems that encourage gifted math students to go beyond the standard math curriculum.
When speaking through a translator, there are many pitfalls in attempting humor. Be prepared for jokes to flop, or to be funny in unexpected ways
Mathematics Anxiety: Feelings of tension and anxiety that interfere with the manipulation of numbers and the solving of mathematical problems
Positive Parent Contact Logs help maintain positive relations with the students'parent or guardian by offering positive feedback
Standardized Tests and Standards-Based Tests: Comparing and contrasting two different assessment types.
How Abraham Maslow's Theory of Hierarchical Needs applies to the classroom and the teacher
Connect Four with an unusual twist. This version of the game requires players to consider more options when forming strategies
Use Happy Numbers in your math classroom at either elementary or secondary level. A variety of educational uses.
Math teams and mathematics contests encourage problem solving, determination, and team work, helping students do better scholastically.
Direct variation and inverse variation can be taught using the familiar 'cat and mouse' brainteaser.
Anne Of Green Gables lesson plan teaches elementary students to understand and appreciate the timeless characteristics of literature
Units cancellation technique for solving word problems - math problems in which two or more people work together to accomplish a task.
This webquest worksheet asks questions about cryptography and secret messages. Webquest answers can be found at 'The Problem Site'.
Geometric Axioms (Postulates) vs Theorems: This simple classroom discussion exercise covers everything from religion to Non-Euclidean Geometry!
Trigonometry and Anatomy have an etymological connection. This math lesson plan shows the strange word development of 'sine'.
Computer variables and algebraic variables are very different. This computer programming lesson plan helps teach the difference.
Are we transitioning from a “teaching centered” system to a “learning centered” system...should we be?
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