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Jan 20, 2013
Kayla
I would also like to know how iPads can be beneficial for students in math. I know that they are a great tool for teachers to use in the class, but haven't seen many ways for students to use them.
There are plenty of free resources online
that students can access to practice their math skills. Try googling the specific skills you want them to be working on.
And as with any electronics in class, you'll want to make sure the students are on task, not texting their friends, checking their e-mail, or shopping for shoes.
On 1/20/13, Maddie wrote: > How can I-Pads be ...See More
And as with any electronics in class, you'll want to make sure the students are on task, not texting their friends, checking their e-mail, or shopping for shoes.
On 1/20/13, Maddie wrote: > How can I-Pads be ...See More
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