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iGeneration - 21st Century Education (Pedagogy & Digital Innovation)
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Teaching and learning in the 21st Century - meeting the pedagogical challenges of digital learning and innovation for the iGeneration
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Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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Subtracting fractions can look hard but it's actually quite easy to teach. Check out our complete guide and fractions worksheets here! 
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It’s time to introduce your students to multiplying fractions. Deep breaths. These activities can make students love learning how to multiply fractions!
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For my educator friends who have access to Google Slides, but do not have access to PowerPoint, this post is for you. Since Google Slides does not have the animation that makes the Splats become t…
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The Learning Exchange: Educators and students become co-learners and producers of knowledge as they engage in authentic inquiry based on their interests.
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Math Essentials is offering their Fractions Math Skills book for FREE! Most math educators agree that fractions is the one math topic that gives kids the most trouble. Importantly, students have to master fractions in order to be successful in algebra as well as other advanced math courses. This FREE fraction curriculum will help your child succeed in mastering fractions. Take a look at the other Math Essential’s products! In case you don’t have children yet who are currently working on fraction
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Curriki resource: This unit will introduce the concept of fractions with activities and lessons that cater to visual, auditory, and tactile learning styles.
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Here are the 4 fun classroom activities for students that you can start using today to help them learn fractions easily.
Erica Casas Esquivel's curator insight,
September 7, 2019 3:38 PM
My son loves Prodigy. He has an account through school and after he finishes his homework he asks to get on prodigy. It is often difficult to find activities that are exciting and engaging for elementary children. These are some great ideas and resources for learning fractions.
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Teach your students how to add fractions in 3 easy steps! Our comprehensive guide includes 5 engaging activities teaching how to add fractions.
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Teaching your class how to divide fractions can seem scary but it's simple once you know the strategy. Our guide shows how to divide all kinds of fractions!
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Help all students deeply understand fractions through a highly engaging blend of adaptive instruction and interactive storytelling. Get your free trial now!
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Zap Zap Fractions is a fun and free iPad app designed to help elementary school students learn about fractions. The app contains clear narrated visual lessons about the basics of fractions. After c...
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If you're looking for a simple app to teach parts and wholes, Pizza Fractions is for you! With three different levels and straightforward instructions, you'll find that this app is perfect for ear...
Melissa Newnham's curator insight,
May 5, 2014 11:50 PM
Pizza Fractions is an application that students can use on the iPads to test themselves on their knowledge of fractions. It is related to the Mathematics Syllabus Outcome MA2-7NA represents, models and compares commonly used fractions and decimals. There is an adjustable level of difficulty so students' can do the level appropriate to their own knowledge, which allows for differentiation in the classroom. A competition can also be created for all students in the class as a score is given at the end. I would use this as an early finishers activity for students who have completed the set work on fractions. There will be fifteen iPads available to a class of thirty students so students may be required to work in pairs. I would use this as a conclusion to a lesson by testing students knowledge about what they have learnt in the body of the lesson. This activity also promotes collaboration as students can work in pairs and help each other if there is a question they can't answer. |
