A blog about teaching and learning in a maths classroom.
I just posted on my personal blog about how I use the web, looking at how the various technologies (RSS) and tools (Google Reader, Delicious, Twitter) fit together.
Reading blogs and networking on Twitter seem an obvious part of being a teacher. Yet when I take in to school a shiny new resource that I’ve received through one of these means, I usually get asked “where did you find this?”. The person behind the question is often thinking that I spend copious hours sitting at home in front of a computer “web surfing” or trying endless combinations of search terms in Google.
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MathsLinksSimon Job — eleventh year of teaching maths in a public high school in Western Sydney, Australia.
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BETWEEN 2 NUMBERS - 1-10
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Are you pronouncing 'kilometre' correctly? - RN - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
maths
But what is the Fourier Transform? A visual introduction. - YouTube
video fourier maths
Sarah Carter on Twitter: "Spent some time Americanizing this resource from @MathsPadNicola. Already paid off in an awesome way. A student came to get today's work bec… https://t.co/TqzI6sbA8A"
maths graphing straight-line-graphs
Kent Haines on Twitter: "Here are some ways to represent 2x+3 = 17. Any others you can think of? #msmathchat #mtbos https://t.co/XQF2uW2sdq"
maths equations