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Mar 9, 2015
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 cha...See More
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Joshua Parez
On 3/09/15, Teresa Ryan wrote: > On 3/09/15, Joshua Parez wrote: >> Hello, >> >> 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) an...See More
Joshua Parez
On 3/09/15, Teresa Ryan wrote: > On 3/09/15, Joshua Parez wrote: >> Hello, >> >> 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) an...See More
Nov 13, 2014
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ok
We do, that's why the top 50&37; remember it without a mnemomic.
so
On 3/06/15, ok wrote: > We do, that's why the top 50&37; remember it without a > mnemomic.
only the top 50&37; need to actually understand it? Personally I always shot for a little higher success rate.
only the top 50&37; need to actually understand it? Personally I always shot for a little higher success rate.
Feb 27, 2015
Feb 26, 2015
However, when I use Trapezoidal rule and simpsons rule, the results are 82.
Why there are such difference in result?
Jan 29, 2015
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ok
On 2/24/15, ok wrote:
> Look what else you can see: > > P(doubles) = 6/36 = 1/6 > P (one 4) = 11/26 > > etc.
Whoops, I counted the two fours as a favorable event. And I turned a 36 into a 26. So 10/36
> Look what else you can see: > > P(doubles) = 6/36 = 1/6 > P (one 4) = 11/26 > > etc.
Whoops, I counted the two fours as a favorable event. And I turned a 36 into a 26. So 10/36
Feb 17, 2015
What is it?
On 2/17/15, Erin wrote: > I am wondering how people are implementing this model in > their Mathematics program and what you are doing to help > those students on whom you are focusing?
A google search comes up empty on "Focus on Five". Do you have a link to something that explains what that model is?
A google search comes up empty on "Focus on Five". Do you have a link to something that explains what that model is?
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