Transforming Math for Elementary Ed
After several months alone to think about why education has become so transactional, I decided that I’d have to “walk the walk” and not just “talk the talk” and so I set about revamping my own...
Read MorePosted by busynessgirl | Oct 7, 2009 | Classroom Life, Digital Literacy |
After several months alone to think about why education has become so transactional, I decided that I’d have to “walk the walk” and not just “talk the talk” and so I set about revamping my own...
Read MorePosted by busynessgirl | Oct 6, 2009 | Calculators, CAS, Digital Graphs and Diagrams, eLearning, Equation Editors, Interactive Math Online, Online Homework, PC Tablets and Journaling, Synchronous Strategies, Teaching Math, Teaching Math Online, Video Collections for Learning |
For anyone who has ever had trouble convincing your administration to give you the proper tools to teach online, I give you this little gift: eLearning Tools for STEM, published today in eLearning Magazine. The tools for STEM...
Read MorePosted by busynessgirl | Oct 2, 2009 | Interactive Math Online, Teaching Math |
PhET (Physics Education Technology) consists of a group of scientists, software engineers, and science educators from the University of Colorado at Boulder, who are striving to create effective, interactive learning tools. ...
Read MorePosted by busynessgirl | Sep 29, 2009 | Future of Higher Ed |
A few months ago I was interviewed by the guys from the Business Innovation Factory. We talked about a variety of things, including the transactional nature of college education today (when it should be a transformational...
Read MorePosted by busynessgirl | Sep 28, 2009 | PC Tablets and Journaling, Teaching Math |
If you (or your college) can’t afford a tablet computer, then a peripheral tablet or digital pen can be a good inexpensive option. For those who have never used a Bamboo Tablet, it’s like writing with a pen. You...
Read MorePosted by busynessgirl | Sep 18, 2009 | eLearning, Teaching, Teaching Math Online |
This is a follow up to Starting from Scratch (Part I). Whether you’ve already built an online course from scratch or whether you’re facing the inevitability of doing it sometime in the future, it’s like...
Read MorePosted by busynessgirl | Sep 17, 2009 | Calculus (SV), Math Humor, Teaching Math |
A great find (thanks Caroline) … students definitely make the best videos. Calculus Rhapsody
Read MorePosted by busynessgirl | Sep 14, 2009 | Classroom Life, Notetaking, Student-Instructor Communication, Teaching |
What do you see when you look out at your students? Do you see them writing down everything you write and everything you say? How does it make you feel? Honored, proud, powerful? What if those same students then put those...
Read MorePosted by busynessgirl | Sep 11, 2009 | Algebra, Math for Elem Teachers, Math for Liberal Arts, Teaching Math |
Is anyone in the mood for a good math puzzle? The Math Factor is a well-established resource of just that. University of Arkansas professor, Chaim Goodman-Strauss and radio journalist, Kyle Kellams, have been broadcasting...
Read MorePosted by busynessgirl | Sep 9, 2009 | Digital Literacy, Future of Higher Ed, Future Proof Your Education |
This is a follow-up to my recent research about Teaching and Learning in the Digital Age. ...
Read MorePosted by busynessgirl | Sep 8, 2009 | Algebra, Interactive Math Online, Math for Elem Teachers, Prealgebra, Teaching Math |
There are lots of “games” out there about solving equations, but I haven’t found a single one that is more than algebra homework dressed up with pretty packaging. The “games” are all of the same...
Read MorePosted by busynessgirl | Sep 2, 2009 | Classroom Life, Student-Instructor Communication, Teaching |
You know what I hate about the first day of class? Going over the syllabus. You know that the students do nothing but listen to instructors read them the syllabii the first two days of class as they meet all their instructors...
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