Showing posts with label algebra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label algebra. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Algebra Funsheets

Algebra Funsheets

Algebra Funsheets, USA, Secondary, Mathematics

Middle school math teacher.

The Math Teacher's Resource Site
Ideas, tips and resources for the math classroom.

Theme: math resources, algebra, middle school math

Monday, June 27, 2011

Sanjay Gulati

Sanjay Gulati

Sanjay Gulati, India, Primary, Secondary, Senior Secondary, Mathematics

I am a mathematics teacher from India.

Mathematics Academy
Its a place for students to explore mathematics. It has geogebra applets , articles on vedic mathematics , details on National Talent Search Examination , some videos etc.

Theme: mathematics, maths, ICT , geogebra, geometry, algebra, trigonometry, NTSE, vedic mathematics

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Friday, October 2, 2009

Telannia Norfar

Telannia Norfar

Telannia Norfar, USA, Secondary, Mathematics

I am a mathematics instructor who works to make sure my students know how to learn, unlearn and relearn using math concepts. I have taught for five years and has previous careers in publishing, telecommunications, financial services and Internet.

PBL-Birdside View
This blog details the journey of a math teacher to implement projects for her students. The teacher and her students will discuss their experience through out the project. The goal is to help other educators who have never completed a project or never completed one with a team of teachers "see" a project from start to finish.

Theme: PBL, project-based learning, problem-based learning, Algebra I, Algebra II

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Thursday, April 9, 2009

Maria Droujkova

Maria Droujkova

Maria Droujkova, USA, All Sectors, Mathematics

Maria Droujkova has more than fifteen years of experience developing programs and courses for helping people learn mathematics. Maria has experience with both face-to-face and online learning environments.

She has created learning experiences for diverse learners and situations: early algebra games for pre-K groups of children; Math Clubs and the Family Multiplication Study for families; numerous classes and seminars for k-20 and graduate students; and seminars, workshops and classes for pre-service and in-service teachers.

Maria has MS in Applied Mathematics from Tulane University and PhD in Mathematics Education from NCSU.

Natural Math
Ideas and thoughts about mathematics, growth of mathematical understanding, and doing math in communities such as math clubs or online networks. Offbeat math education topics such as algebra for toddlers, or making math activities widely accessible.

Theme: multiplicative reasoning, research, children, meaning, geometry, math, teaching, social math, mathematics, math education, games, multiplication, toddlers, babies, parents, learning, algebra, beauty

Sunday, March 22, 2009

Miss Cal Q L8

Miss Cal.Q.L8

Miss Cal.Q.L8, USA, Secondary, Mathematics Education

I am a 2008 graduate of Southeast Missouri State University with my Bachelor of Science in Education for Secondary Math. I am currently a substitute teacher until the fall when I will pursue a full time job.

My goals in life are to be the best teacher that has ever lived, to change the world, and to live wealthy. I am sarcastic, silly, and sassy with a hint of serious.

My hobbies include reading, blogging, taking pictures, watching movies/tv, flying kites, writing, texting, and napping. I am a pretty good time!

Miss Cal.Q.L8
The blog is a journal of the positive and negative sides of teaching high school math. From funny stories to lesson plans to tips and tricks that work or don't, it's my own personal contribution to the education blogosphere! It's also super cool!!

Contacts
e-mail: miss.calcul8@gmail.com
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/misscalcul8
Facebook: ejmiller2s@semo.edu

Theme: education, mathematics, substitute teaching, teaching tips, teacher resources, lesson plans, k-12, high school math, algebra, geometry, secondary, high school, education ideas, homework, organization, classroom culture, first year teaching

Thursday, March 13, 2008

Tom DeRosa

Tom DeRosa

Mr. D (aka Tom DeRosa), USA, Secondary, Mathematics

I teach high school math in south Texas. After graduating Rutgers University in 2003, I joined Teach for America in the Rio Grande Valley. I've taught 8th grade US history, math (5th grade through Pre-Calculus) at an alternative school, and algebra I. I was born and raised in New Jersey.

I Want to Teach Forever
Information, inspiration and ideas to help keep teachers in the classroom.

Theme: algebra, curriculum ideas, teacher inspiration, teacher resources, lesson plans