Showing posts with label logic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label logic. Show all posts

Sunday, February 9, 2014

Herminio López Arroyo

Herminio López Arroyo

Herminio López Arroyo, España, Secundaria, Matemáticas

Bloguero matemático, fotógrafo, marido, padre, y empleado bancario en mis ratos libres.
Math blogger, photographer, husband, father, and bank employee in my free time.

Matifutbol
Matemáticas divertidas: juegos lógicos, estadísticas, probabilidades, geometría, aritmética, paradojas... y algo de fútbol.

Cool Maths, logic games, and some football. Here you'll find posts full of funny puzzles, charts, Math games, logic riddles, geometry tricks, arithmetical problems, statistical paradoxes and probabiliy challenges.

Theme: mathematics, math, football, riddles, logic

Latest Posts

Friday, April 2, 2010

Michele McMahon

Michele McMahon

Michele McMahon, New Zealand, Secondary, Science, Chemistry

I am a Science and Chemistry teacher who has taught in a diverse mix of schools in four different countries for the past 20 years.

I am always on the lookout for new challenges for both myself and my students and believe that academic content delivered in an innovative manner by teachers in an environment that facilitates positive learning experiences for students while also encouraging them to take risks, be creative through their personal use of ICT and think outside of the square (what square?!) will result in a happy, clean, green, war free world - well one can only hope!

Original Blog
Creative Collaborative Lifelong Learners
Random ramblings on encouraging creative, collaborative, lifelong learners in Science.

Michele McMahon has collated a wide range of resources and examiner's tips to help students achieve to a higher level.



Chemical Minds
Chemical Minds is a wikispace that provides a comprehensive analysis of each type of question for the externally assessed Achievement Standards of the New Zealand Chemistry Exams.

Latest Posts



Theme: digigogy, moodle, thinking, logic, innovative, creative, podcasts, videos, images, audio, experiments, demonstrations, exam, examiners tips, misconceptions, answers, animations, interactives, literacy, explanations

Sunday, May 4, 2008

Bill Genereux

Bill Genereux

Bill Genereux, USA, Tertiary, Technology & Computing

I'm an Assistant Professor of Computer Systems Technology at Kansas State University at Salina. I have been working with computers for more than twenty years. I have been teaching in higher education since 2001.

I am currently working on a Ph.D. in Education. My interests are highly eclectic. I love exploring the relationships between the sciences and the humanities. For example, as an undergraduate, I majored in Computer Science and minored in English and Art.

TechIntersect
I write about the intersection of technology and education. I explore the relationships between art and technology. I write about teaching and learning. I share some of the tools I have developed for use in the classroom.

Theme: art, technology, web 2.0, education tools, brain-based education, love and logic

Latest Posts