I think adding practical problems helps the students receive the information. Kids like games and money so I do alot with money problems giving them life like play money to work with.
There is a MoneyCamp program that helps studnets learn about money in a fun way. You can check it out at http://www.winmds.com/workshops
Hello! Our school has failed to make AYP in Math and we are looking for Math interventions.I was wondering what your school uses. I was also wondering if anyone was familiar with Trevor Calkins Power of Ten.
On 2/05/15,...See MoreWe use RenaissanceOnline, but they handed it to me (a brand new teacher without a full license yet) so I can't really say how well it's working. The paper-based version is universally despised by the 7- 10th graders use it with, but the online version has gone over alright with one class of high school students.
On 2/05/15, Chris wrote: > On 2/04/15, Math Teach wrote: >> >> We use Pinpoint Math here. Kind of like "SRA" but for >> math. >> >> >> 2/03/15, Christina wrote: >>> Hello! Our school has failed to make AYP in Math and we >>> are looking for Math interventions.I was wondering what >>> your school uses. I was also wondering if anyone was >>> familiar with Trevor Calkins Power of Ten. >>> >>> Thanks!
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First time posting, I hope this is being done in the right location and format.
I am looking for software I can use, online, to show students how to work with different shapes (circles, squares, nets) and walk the student through how to find area and perimeter. I would like to have the shape on the screen, being able to change its orientation and size, and write on it (addition, explanations, labeling).
There are many out there, but I am not comfortable downloading unknown software.
Can anyone suggest something decent. I'm willing to pay, but if you know of a tried and true one which is free please let me know.
I think adding practical problems helps the students receive the information. Kids like games and money so I do alot with money problems giving them life like play money to work with.
There is a MoneyCamp program that helps studnets learn about money in a fun way. You can check it out at http://www.winmds.com/workshops