Andrew Stadel’ssession: Model with Mathematics using Problem Solving Tasks. I have to admit, I’ve been using Andrew’s resources from his blog for a few years, but it was a real treat attending his session. He engaged us in a three-act task:Swing Wraps. This problem solving task enga...
Desmos has become more than just a graphing calculator—it has evolved into a vibrant online community. Through its platform, users can access a wealth of shared resources, including pre-existing graphs, activities, and lessons. This collaborative environment fosters the exchange of ideas and encoura...
After the session, I talked with Heather about this feeling I had when doing long activities with Desmos. Although I was constantly checking the dashboard, and walking around listening for conversations, I often felt useless and bored and like I was doing something wrong because I wasn’t …...
This workflow is useful for creating activities where students are asked to describe properties of a graphed function without seeing its definition, or to ensure that critical expressions can't be deleted or modified. Example: // In calc1, users will be allowed to create secret folders and see...
and develops student brilliance through free digital classroom activities, thoughtfully designed by teachers for teachers. Those activities are guided by our our pedagogical philosophy and help students to explore concepts deeply, collaborate with their peers on problem-solving, and apply knowledge creativel...
The Desmos Graphing Calculator is a free online math tool widely used by teachers and students to plot equations and learn math concepts. Use it to plot data, graph functions, evaluate equations, and create classroom activities. Additional information can be found on theLearn Desmospage. ...
Evolution or Revolution: two activities to enhance student learning Technologies enable small improvements, accumulating over time to major change. This academic year my students and I used two that I'd like to share.Desmos... D Raftery 被引量: 0发表: 2016年 Gallery/HTML5 (1-2) This issue...
This workflow is useful for creating activities where students are asked to describe properties of a graphed function without seeing its definition. Example: // In calc1, users will be allowed to create secret folders and see // their contents. var calc1 = Desmos.GraphingCalculator(elt1, { ...
This workflow is useful for creating activities where students are asked to describe properties of a graphed function without seeing its definition. Example: // In calc1, users will be allowed to create secret folders and see // their contents. var calc1 = Desmos.GraphingCalculator(elt1, { ...
This workflow is useful for creating activities where students are asked to describe properties of a graphed function without seeing its definition. Example: // In calc1, users will be allowed to create secret folders and see // their contents. var calc1 = Desmos.GraphingCalculator(elt1, { ...