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They must build listening skills, asking students to repeat in their own words. Teachers must demonstrate effective questions, asking for clarification and explanations. Only with these kinds of supports will students transition into effective student-on-student discussions. To be effective, math ...
“Advanced math, explained in a playful way. But it’s not just a textbook, with dry solutions to problems. It’s a bittersweet story, with mathematics telling part of the tale. A brilliant comparison between the uncertainties of youth and the absolute proofs of symbols and numbers.” — ...
In other words, the set of fixed points of corresponding to a given value of are plotted for values of increasing to the right. An enlargement of the previous diagram around is illustrated above, with value of at which a -cycle first appears indicated by blue lines. In order to study...
Work by the clock. On a 50 minute, 100 point test, you have about 5 minutes for a 10 point question. Starting with the easy questions will probably put you ahead of the clock. When you work on a harder problem, spend the allotted time (e.g., 5 minutes) on that question, and if...
Counting non-tangible quantities such as sounds, actions, words, questions or steps. Matching groups of different items with the same quantity. “It does not matter what you count, the way we count is always the same, whether tangible or not.” ...
Students will have to count on from a number rather than starting from 1 Explore the concept of one more with cube models Using cubes as a model, students will count the number of objects in a set, then add one more Explore the concept of one more with base-10 block models Students ...
The lesson was starting but they wanted a hint. I needed a quick question I could write down and leave for them to revisit when they had time during the lesson. I tried, ‘How do you think about 4 ÷2?’ and got a questioning look, so I tried again with different wording. ‘What...
A student has to understand the problem or to be able to visualize the scenario first. If the problem sum is very wordy, the student should focus on the key components. Some of the words are used to cause confusion and does not play any role for the answer. Next, the student should ...
LaTeX has the \mathsf{} and \mathsfit{} control words for math sans-serif upright and italic characters, respectively, and they work with Greek letters. Unlike the chancery/roundhand distinction, which is seldom used contrastively, upright and italic are usually used contrastively in mathematics....