@mathslinks — New on MathsKit - Downloadable Essentials - high quality grid paper and grid images, all free. http://t.co/KiVXMlJ3T5 43 years, 4 months, 4 weeks, 17 hours, 48 minutes ago
MathsClass This Week 20 May 2013
Monday, 20 May 2013 | 0 Comments
Downloadable Essentials is a new section on MathsKit.
In meeting the purpose of MathsKit, quick links to resources for Maths teachers, there are free downloads of graph paper and lots of grid images. There are lots of sites offering free graph/grid paper, but not so many providing high quality grid images with the specific purpose of using them in a worksheet or exam create in Word (or other program). Please suggest other files that should be available, I will gradually make and add.
This week on MathsLinks
Budget 2013: where will your tax go? 17 May 2013
An interactive to show how personal income tax is used by the Government.
WooTube 15 May 2013
Video teaching for HSC and Preliminary Mathematics and Extension 1.
Ext 2 Integration - Lesson 1 Part 2 - Simon Borgert 13 May 2013
Some slightly harder Ext 2 substitution questions. See also Part 1.
Ext 2 Integration - Lesson 1 - Simon Borgert 13 May 2013
First lesson for Ext 2 Maths Integration topic -reviewing substitution techniques for integration.
MathsClass This Week 12 May 2013
Sunday, 12 May 2013 | 0 Comments
This week on MathsLinks
Race Track Maths 8 May 2013
Race track maths is a web-based interactive unit of work to support students learning about perimeter and area and scale. It includes Flash interactive activities, video segments demonstrating mathematical techniques and practice questions with feedback. Includes teacher guide.
Behind the Beehive - The Code - Episode 2 - BBC Two 5 May 2013
In episode two of The Code, Marcus du Sautoy explains why bees choose to use a hexagon to build their honeycomb structure rather than a triangle or a square.
This week on MathsKit
ToKToL under Tutorials / Lessons
harderhscmaths under Videos
MathsClass This Week 4 May 2013
Sunday, 05 May 2013 | 0 Comments
‘Tis the season to be programming.
Teachers in NSW are currently programming for the New NSW K–10 syllabuses for the Australian curriculum in Mathematics. (Of course, teachers in other states have already implemented the Australian Curriculum) As all these teachers are programming and collecting resources, I’ve updated MathsLinks and MathsFaculty with the outcomes from this new syllabus.
You can now browse MathsLinks by the New NSW Syllabus for the A.C..
I hope as you find a resource for the new syllabus that you can submit the link on MathsLinks and reference it with the new outcomes.
If you create a new resource, MathsFaculty would be a great place to share it, again uploaded resources can be linked to the new outcomes.
For those outside of NSW, you can also browse by Australian Curriculum outcomes.
And, if a link on MathsLinks is not correctly categorised please help align this link – see the screenshot.
Would numeracy levels improve…?
Monday, 29 April 2013 | 1 Comment
Just thinking during the staff development day.
Would numeracy levels improve if other faculties devoted same amount of time to numerical problem solving as they do to persuasive writing?
— Simon Job (@simonjob) April 29, 2013
MathsClass This Week 20 April 2013
Saturday, 20 April 2013 | 0 Comments
This week on MathsLinks
Mendel’s Magic Math Market 19 Apr 2013 · via woojm
Investigate fractions and deimals.
World’s Roundest Object 15 Apr 2013
The world's roundest object helps solve the longest running problem in measurement -- how to define the kilogram.
Standard Deviation and Variance 13 Apr 2013
Explanation of standard deviation with good example and diagram.
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Geogebra HowTo: Build a Geometric Sequence explorer
Content: Activity, GeoGebra · File type: PDF · 18 Apr 2013 · by Nordin Zuber
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