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"Hungry for Pi? Check out NASA's Pi Day challenge and put your wits to the test solving problems just like NASA scientists and engineers ..." 
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"Explore Ulam's Number Spiral and share the thrill of mathematical discovery with your students! ..."
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'Some have suggested that deracialising the academy requires all researchers, teachers and students to link knowledge and identity. What might this mean for mathematics? ..."
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"If you're a math teacher looking to flip the classroom over, we suggest these terrific tips for successful flipped learning in math ..."
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"What's five times four? Geophysicist Peter Ridd was gobsmacked to see a first-year university student pull out a calculator to work out the no-brainer equation ..."
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"Here is a list of websites, resources, blogs that will make teaching and learning Maths easy for your classroom ..." ©
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"An app designed to help provide a better education for children in Malawi has had a profound effect on pupils in the UK ..."
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"More and more classrooms are gaining access to technology that can be used with students..."
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"Armed with tools such as tablets (iPad, Kindle Fire, etc.), educators now gain access to a wide array of teaching weapons, especially in areas like physics or general mathematics..."
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"Here are some tools which I've either used (or explored) for mathematics education. They aren't all open source, but they are all extremely useful, and they are all free to use (free as in free beer, some of them are also free as in free speech)..."
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"Student engagement strategies to create math experiences that will engage and motivate your students. Download this free poster for your classroom today! ..."
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"Math is a universal language. But for English learners, math textbooks and standardized tests aren't so universal. San Diego educators are working to remove language barriers so students who haven't mastered English can still advance in math ..."
Tim Rocco's curator insight,
June 26, 2017 10:53 PM
Educators working towards a "goal is to find and fix the things that might land English learners in a remedial math class they don't need."
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"For those professors reluctant to invest time in new tools, their familiarity with Office makes the implementation of OneNote virtually painless ..."
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"It makes it easier to think during class—and I'm doing less busy work. Stephanie is just one of the 950 students at Sammamish High School in Seattle who have taken wholeheartedly to Microsoft OneNote along with their teachers ..."
Jo Campbell's curator insight,
April 20, 2015 7:37 PM
Technology provides tools that often assist students, and teachers with more efficient methods of learning
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"PhotoMath, a camera calculator that enables you solve mathematical expressions by pointing the camera towards the expression has been introduced ..."
Mandy Lo's curator insight,
December 14, 2014 6:15 AM
Not entirely sure what one is supposed to do with this, especially from a pedagogical standpoint. Interesting nonetheless.
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"Researchers hope that being able to accurately measure how well students resist digital temptations will help them learn about how "academic diligence" features in later life success ..."
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"Designers of the new, non-profit Proof School intend to provide mathematically gifted youth an intensive and complete education in grades 6-12 that typical schools can't muster ..." Via juandoming
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"What do yaks, cooking meatballs and saving baby whales have to do with math?A lot, as it turns out..."
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"Schools that work with low-income students have struggled to bring readers up to speed while finding more success with math..."
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